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adeptness, proficiency: Has he any knowledge of their work on
the DNA molecule? 4 schooling, education, scholarship,
instruction, learning, erudition: A little knowledge is a
dangerous thing.
knowledgeable
adj. 1 knowledgable, aware, au fait, au courant, up to date,
(well-)informed, (well-)acquainted, cognizant, familiar,
enlightened, expert, knowing, Colloq in the know: She is
knowledgeable about events in eastern Europe. 2 well-educated,
erudite, learned, cultured, well-read, intelligent,
sophisticated, worldly, wise, sage, sagacious: Professor Evans
is one of the most knowledgeable people I have ever met.
11.4 kowtow
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kowtow v. Often, kowtow to. genuflect (before), salaam (to), prostrate
oneself (before), bow (down) (to or before), pay court to,
scrape before, cringe before, fawn (before), grovel (before),
toady ((up) to), pander to, truckle ((up) to), dance attendance
on, Colloq butter up, Slang suck up to, play up to, shine up to,
Taboo slang US brown-nose: He kowtows to anyone who he thinks
may be of use to him.
11.5 kudos
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kudos n. praise, acclaim, glory, fame, renown, honour, plaudits,
applause, laudation, acclamation, accolade: They got a lot of
kudos out of funding a new opera-house.
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