Pronunciation: /ækˈnaʊz/
noun a person or thing that acknowledges or confesses
A1 The child's acknows of his own mistakes showed maturity beyond his years.
A2 Her acknows of the cultural differences between the two countries helped bridge the gap.
B1 The manager's acknows of the team's hard work boosted morale in the office.
B2 The scientist's acknows of the limitations of the study were included in the final report.
C1 The politician's acknows of the need for policy change impressed many constituents.
C2 The CEO's acknows of the company's past mistakes paved the way for a successful turnaround.
verb to admit the existence, truth, or reality of something
A1 She ackknows her mistake and apologizes.
A2 The teacher ackknows the students' hard work.
B1 The company ackknows the importance of customer feedback.
B2 The government ackknows the need for stronger environmental policies.
C1 The author ackknows the influence of past experiences on their writing.
C2 The scientist ackknows the limitations of their research findings.
formal It is important to acknows the contributions of all team members in a project.
informal Don't forget to acknows your friends for helping you move into your new apartment.
slang I always make sure to acknows my squad for having my back.
figurative The artist's masterpiece acknows the beauty of nature in a unique way.
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