Pronunciation: /noʊn ʌnˈnoʊn/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I have many known unknowns in my life.
A2 She is exploring the world of known unknowns.
B1 The concept of known unknowns is fascinating to me.
B2 Scientists often study known unknowns in their research.
C1 Philosophers ponder the nature of known unknowns in the universe.
C2 The existence of known unknowns challenges our understanding of reality.
adjective describing word that modifies a noun
A1 The teacher explained the concept of known unknown words in simple terms.
A2 The children were asked to identify the known unknown animals in the picture book.
B1 The scientist conducted research on the known unknown species of plants in the rainforest.
B2 The detective was determined to solve the case by uncovering the known unknown clues.
C1 The historian delved into the archives to uncover the known unknown details of the ancient civilization.
C2 The philosopher contemplated the nature of known unknown truths in the universe.
formal Scientists are constantly studying the known unknowns in the field of quantum physics.
informal We're trying to figure out the known unknowns in this project.
slang It's like we're chasing after the known unknowns in this mystery.
figurative Life is full of known unknowns, like unexpected opportunities waiting to be discovered.
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