knowingness
/ˈnoʊɪŋnəs/
noun
- The quality of being knowing; a state of having secret or special understanding, often shown in a subtle or clever way.
- There was a certain knowingness in her eyes that made me think she knew more than she was saying.
- His knowingness about the company's plans made his colleagues suspicious.
- The child's knowingness surprised the adults; he seemed to understand the joke before anyone explained it.
- The quality of being well-informed or experienced in a particular area.
- Her knowingness about classical music impressed the orchestra conductor.
- The tour guide's knowingness about local history made the trip fascinating.
- His knowingness in financial matters helped the team avoid costly mistakes.