What is the adjective for knowledge?

Answer 1

The verb of knowledge is know.
Other verbs depending on the tense are knows, knowing, known and knew.

Some example sentences are:
"I know the answers to the science test".
"He knows it is wrong".
"She knew not to trust him".

Answer 2

Knowledge is the stuff you know. And the word "to know" has many meanings, including:

1. To retain in your memory facts accepted as true. "He knows the names of all the state capitals."

2. To be able to do something. "I know how to fly a helicopter."

3. To be personally acquainted with someone. "Do you actually know Keith Richard?"

4. To have an understanding of something or someone more fundamental than the superficial. "After being on this desert island with you for a year, I can say I really know you."

5. To be certain of something. "I'm not guessing; I knowit was you I saw at the restaurant."

Answer 3

well to be knowledgeable, it means that you are intelligent, so intelligence would be a good word to describe knowledgeable. you can also look on www.Dictionary.com and type in knowledegeable click synnonyms and bam it comes up with a list of answers. Or just use a thesaurus

Answer 4

The noun 'knowledge' is an uncountable, common, abstract noun; a word for facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education; a word for a concept; a word for a thing.

Answer 5

The synoym for knowledge would be lore or wisdom!1

Answer 6

Synonyms can include skill, knowledge, understanding, or comprehension.

Answer 7

The verb form is to know (knows, knowing, known).

Answer 8

verbs: intuitive, vast

nouns and noun phrases: book knowledge, street smarts, muscle memory, experience

Answer 9

maybe wisdom?

Answer 10

Knowledge