Pronunciation: /ˈnoʊɪŋli/
verb present participle of the verb 'know'
A1 She knowingly broke the rules.
A2 He knowingly ignored the warning signs.
B1 They knowingly took the risk despite the potential consequences.
B2 The company knowingly misled investors about their financial situation.
C1 The politician knowingly made false promises to gain votes.
C2 The scientist knowingly manipulated data to support their hypothesis.
adverb in a way that shows awareness or intention
A1 She knowingly ate the spicy food, even though she knew it would make her sick.
A2 He knowingly broke the rules by entering the restricted area.
B1 The company knowingly sold faulty products to customers.
B2 The politician knowingly lied to the public about his involvement in the scandal.
C1 The CEO knowingly ignored safety regulations in order to cut costs.
C2 The criminal knowingly committed fraud in order to steal money from innocent victims.
formal The defendant knowingly committed perjury during the trial.
informal I can't believe she knowingly lied to her boss about being sick.
slang He knowingly cheated on his girlfriend with her best friend.
figurative She knowingly took a risk by investing all her savings in the stock market.
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