How to Use cognizant in a Sentence
cognizant
adjective
- He is cognizant of his duties as a father.
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And this is a play very cognizant of the role of race in policing.
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Chris Jones,
chicagotribune.com,
25 Feb. 2018
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Be cognizant of the fact that this is one of the country's great food cities.
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Neal Justin,
Star Tribune,
30 June 2021
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Popovich has been cognizant of the fact his team is running on fumes.
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Jeff McDonald,
San Antonio Express-News,
6 May 2021
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Grote said his grandson is cognizant but still in a lot of pain.
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Washington Post,
20 Mar. 2018
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Many were cognizant of how long it's been since the city has seen such an event.
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Arkansas Online,
25 Oct. 2021
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The Bucks are cognizant of this and haven’t always gone that route.
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Brian Sampson,
Forbes,
30 June 2022
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Neal is also deeply cognizant of the way that the broader world perceives him.
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Clint Smith,
The New Yorker,
8 Feb. 2016
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Be cognizant of all the hunters around you, and mindful of your impact on their hunt.
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Joe Genzel,
Outdoor Life,
18 May 2020
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There is a cognizant concern over the fact that these are real problems.
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Angela Chen,
The Verge,
24 May 2018
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But for those cognizant of the Charger squad the past three years, amazing feats are the norm.
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Ted Dunnam,
Houston Chronicle,
7 Apr. 2018
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Williams has been cognizant that this season is her last chance at a title.
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New York Times,
18 Mar. 2022
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Be cognizant, though, that this can be dependent on the time of year as well.
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Shaye Baker,
Field & Stream,
14 June 2023
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So there are people out there who are cognizant and care and get a tailor and make custom things.
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Sarah Chiwaya,
refinery29.com,
18 July 2023
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But companies also have to be cognizant of the impact of their price hikes on their sales.
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Molly Smith,
Bloomberg.com,
20 Apr. 2022
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Athens is cognizant of the challenge Turkish drones pose.
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Paul Iddon,
Forbes,
3 July 2022
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So be cognizant of your team's workload and stress levels.
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Yec,
Forbes,
27 May 2022
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Agents have to continue to keep their pulse on the latest trends and be cognizant of how to make money for their clients.
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Wendy Lee,
Los Angeles Times,
26 July 2021
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But clubs are cognizant of the financial plight that some families may be in.
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Greg Riddle,
Dallas News,
2 June 2020
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All of our six grandchildren except for one have light skin and are cognizant of their heritage and are proud of it.
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Washington Post,
31 Aug. 2021
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The roommate was immobile, but cognizant and could yell.
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Bree Burkitt,
azcentral,
13 June 2019
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Factor in the presence of his two children at ages sufficient enough to be more than cognizant.
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Chuck Culpepper,
courant.com,
16 July 2019
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But hosts should be cognizant of the accommodations their guests will have to make to attend the party.
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Olivia McCormack,
Washington Post,
15 June 2023
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Kelly is cognizant of which players lead and which follow.
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Ira Winderman,
sun-sentinel.com,
15 Mar. 2021
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The films make the cells look like tiny, cognizant animals, rather than bumbling sacks of fluid.
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Jen Christiansen,
Scientific American,
21 May 2013
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Now cognizant of the flag's ties to white supremacy, Nike is no longer selling the sneaker.
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Channing Hargrove,
refinery29.com,
2 July 2019
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Brogdon is cognizant of how his own rhythm and confidence flow into the rest of the starting lineup.
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Nathan Brown,
Indianapolis Star,
14 Jan. 2020
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The Timbers will have to be cognizant of where Chicharito is at all times.
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Portland Timbers and Thorns Fc,
oregonlive,
21 May 2021
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In my experience, the front office is cognizant of that.
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Jorge L. Ortiz,
USA TODAY,
4 July 2018
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Loyola has been cognizant of Sister Jean’s health on the trips.
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Shannon Ryan,
chicagotribune.com,
19 Mar. 2018
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