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cognizable
adjective
(UK usually cognisable)uk /ˈkɒɡ.nɪ.zə.bəl/ us /ˈkɑːɡ.nɪz.ə.bəl/
cognizableadjective (LAW)
law specialized
able to be judged by a court:
The company has not violated any of your legally cognizable rights.
We tell our clients to put their intentions and promises in writing, if they wish to make those legally cognisable.
If someone who has been the victim of a cognizable offence gives information to the police, the police have a duty to put that information into writing.
He has not suffered any cognisable damage as a result of the sale.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Judgments and analyses
analysis
anatomy
appraisal
appraisee
assessment
conclusionary
construction
impact statement
interpretation
job evaluation
judgment
lucubration
notice
rap
rating
re-evaluation
re-review
restudy
review bomb
verdict
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cognizableadjective (SENSES)
formal
able to be seen or understood: 能看出的;可辨别出的;能明白的
Our politics is not dominated by any cognizable ideology, whichever party has a majority.
The more external conditions affect our consciousness, the more easily cognisable they become.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Aware
abreast
acquainted
alive
alive to somethingidiom
awakening
have/keep your finger on the pulseidiom
hyper-aware
hyper-awareness
hyper-conscious
informed
omnisciently
on the ballidiom
on the insideidiom
over-informed
overeducated
perceive
profound
pulse
with it
wonky
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