knowing
/ˈnoʊɪŋ/
adjective
- Showing that you have secret or special information; suggesting that you understand something that is not openly stated.
- The detective exchanged a knowing look with his partner.
- He raised an eyebrow in a knowing way, as if he already knew the answer.
- She gave him a knowing smile when he mentioned the surprise party.
- Having or showing knowledge, experience, or awareness; well-informed.
- The knowing investor avoided the risky stock.
- My grandfather is very knowing about antique furniture.
- She is a knowing traveler who always finds the best local restaurants.
noun
- The state of being aware or having information about something; knowledge (used in the phrase 'there is no knowing').
- There is no knowing what the weather will be like tomorrow.
- There is no knowing whether he will accept the offer.
- There is no knowing how long the repairs will take.