Cogn; Sci (to know, knowledge). Cog ni tion Cog ni zant Con science Con sci en tious In cog ni to Om ni scient Re cog nize Sci en tist Sci ol is tic Un.

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Cogn; Sci (to know, knowledge)

Cog ni tion Cog ni zant Con science Con sci en tious In cog ni to Om ni scient Re cog nize Sci en tist Sci ol is tic Un con scion able

Cognition (N) A Mental process –Of knowing

Cognizant (Adj) To be informed –fully –aware

Conscience (N) A source –Of moral judgment –Knowing right from wrong.

Conscientious (Adj) Characteristic –Through –Principled –Extreme care and effort

Incognito (Adj, Adv) Describes –An unknow identity –Conceled identity

Omniscent (Adj) Having –Total knowledge –All knowing

Recognize (V) To identify –From past experience

Scientist (N) A person –Having expert knowledge in science

Sciolistic (Adj) Showing –Superficial interest –Amateur-like –Superficial knowledge

Unconscionable (Adj) behvior –Not restrained by the concience. -Unreasonably unfair.