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Definition
Synonym
wohlwissend
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
wohlwissend
knowing (full) well
wohlwissend
adj
knowing (full) well
wohlwissend
knowing (full) well
wohlwissend
adj
knowing (full) well
Deutsche
wohlwissend Synonyme
Englische
knowing well Synonyme
knowing
Byzantine
Machiavellian
Machiavellic
acute
advised
aimed
aimed at
alive
all-
knowing
apperceptive
appercipient
apprehending
apprehensive
arch
artful
astute
awake
aware
blase
brainy
bright
brilliant
broad-minded
cagey
calculated
calculating
canny
clever
cognizant
comprehending
conceptive
conceptual
conscious
considered
conspiratorial
conspiratory
contemplated
conversant
cosmopolitan
cosmopolite
crafty
cunning
cute
deceitful
deep
deep-laid
deliberate
deliberated
designed
designing
devious
diplomatic
discerning
discursive
disenchanted
disillusioned
eloquent
envisaged
envisioned
experienced
expert
expressive
feline
foxy
gnostic
guileful
hep
ideational
ingenious
insidious
insightful
intellectual
intelligent
intended
intentional
inventive
knowledgable
knowledgeable
learned
mature
matured
meaningful
meant
meditated
mindful
mondaine
nimble-witted
noetic
not born yesterday
not so dumb
observant
of design
old
omniscient
pawky
perceptive
percipient
perspicacious
planned
politic
practiced
prehensile
private
profound
projected
proposed
purposed
purposeful
purposive
qualified
quick
quick-witted
rational
ready
reasonable
resourceful
ripe
ripened
sagacious
sage
sane
sapient
scheming
seasoned
secret
sensible
sentient
serpentine
sharp
sharp-witted
shifty
shrewd
significant
slick
slippery
sly
smart
smooth
snaky
sneaky
sophic
sophistical
sophisticate
sophisticated
stealthy
strategic
strong-minded
studied
subtile
subtle
supple
tactical
teleological
trickish
tricksy
tricky
tried
tried and true
understanding
veteran
vigilant
voluntary
vulpine
wary
watchful
well-informed
willful
wily
wise
wise as Solomon
witting
world-wise
worldly
worldly-wise
knowing
ly
advisedly
artfully
astutely
by design
cagily
calculatedly
cannily
circumspectly
cleverly
consciously
considerately
contemplatedly
cunningly
deliberately
designedly
discerningly
discreetly
eruditely
foxily
guilefully
in cold blood
insidiously
intelligently
intentionally
judiciously
learnedly
meditatedly
on purpose
on the sly
pointedly
premeditatedly
providently
prudently
purposefully
purposely
purposively
rationally
reasonably
sagaciously
sensibly
shiftily
shrewdly
slick
slyly
smartly
smoothly
studiously
subtilely
subtlely
thoughtfully
trickily
understandingly
voluntarily
warily
wilily
willfully
wisely
with forethought
with full intent
with intent
with malice aforethought
with purpose
wittingly
wohlwissend Definition
Chock-full
(
a.
)
Quite
full
Choke-full
(
a.
)
Full
to
the
brim
Full
(
Compar.
)
Filled
up,
having
within
its
limits
all
that
it
can
contain
Full
(
Compar.
)
Abundantly
furnished
or
provided
Full
(
Compar.
)
Not
wanting
in
any
essential
quality
Full
(
Compar.
)
Sated
Full
(
Compar.
)
Having
the
mind
filled
with
ideas
Full
(
Compar.
)
Having
the
attention,
thoughts,
etc.,
absorbed
in
any
matter,
and
the
feelings
more
or
less
excited
by
it,
as,
to
be
full
of
some
project.
Full
(
Compar.
)
Filled
with
emotions.
Full
(
Compar.
)
Impregnated
Full
(
n.
)
Complete
measure
Full
(
adv.
)
Quite
Full
(
v.
i.)
To
become
full
or
wholly
illuminated
Full
(
n.
)
To
thicken
by
moistening,
heating,
and
pressing,
as
cloth
Full
(
v.
i.)
To
become
fulled
or
thickened
Full-blooded
(
a.
)
Having
a
full
supply
of
blood.
Full-blooded
(
a.
)
Of
pure
blood
Full-bloomed
(
a.
)
Like
a
perfect
blossom.
Full-blown
(
a.
)
Fully
expanded,
as
a
blossom
Full-blown
(
a.
)
Fully
distended
with
wind,
as
a
sail.
Full-bottomed
(
a.
)
Full
and
large
at
the
bottom,
as
wigs
worn
by
certain
civil
officers
in
Great
Britain.
Full-bottomed
(
a.
)
Of
great
capacity
below
the
water
line.
Full-butt
(
adv.
)
With
direct
and
violentop
position
Full-drive
(
adv.
)
With
full
speed.
Full-formed
(
a.
)
Full
in
form
or
shape
Full-grown
(
a.
)
Having
reached
the
limits
of
growth
Full-hearted
(
a.
)
Full
of
courage
or
confidence.
Full-hot
(
a.
)
Very
fiery.
Full-manned
(
a.
)
Completely
furnished
wiith
men,
as
a
ship.
Full-orbed
(
a.
)
Having
the
orb
or
disk
complete
or
fully
illuminated
Full-sailed
(
a.
)
Having
all
its
sails
set,
Full-winged
(
a.
)
Having
large
and
strong
or
complete
wings.
Full-winged
(
a.
)
Beady
for
flight
Knowing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Know
Knowing
(
a.
)
Skilful
Knowing
(
a.
)
Artful
Knowing
(
n.
)
Knowledge
Self-knowing
(
a.
)
Knowing
one's
self,
or
one's
own
character,
powers,
and
limitations.
Self-knowing
(
a.
)
Knowing
of
itself,
without
help
from
another.
knowing (full) well Bedeutung
gainer
full
gainer
a
dive
in
which
the
diver
throws
the
feet
forward
to
complete
a
full
backward
somersault
and
enters
the
water
feet
first
and
facing
away
from
the
diving
board
full
nelson
a
wrestling
hold
in
which
the
holder
puts
both
arms
under
the
opponent's
arms
and
exerts
pressure
on
the
back
of
the
neck
(illegal
in
amateur
wrestling)
dress
suit
full
dress
tailcoat
tail
coat
tails
white
tie
white
tie
and
tails
formalwear
consisting
of
full
evening
dress
for
men
full-dress
uniform
the
naval
or
military
uniform
that
is
specified
by
regulations
to
be
worn
on
ceremonial
occasions
full
metal
jacket
a
lead
bullet
that
is
covered
with
a
jacket
of
a
harder
metal
(usually
copper)
full
skirt
a
long
skirt
gathered
at
the
waist
full-wave
rectifier
rectifier
that
converts
the
negative
half
wave
of
an
alternating
current
into
a
positive
half
wave
full
blood
descent
from
parents
both
of
one
pure
breed
knowing
a
clear
and
certain
mental
apprehension
full
page
something
that
covers
an
entire
page,
the
ad
took
up
a
full
page
full
faith
and
credit
a
guarantee
to
pay
interest
and
principal
on
debt,
usually
issued
by
the
United
States
Treasury
period
point
full
stop
stop
full
point
a
punctuation
mark
(.)
placed
at
the
end
of
a
declarative
sentence
to
indicate
a
full
stop
or
after
abbreviations,
in
England
they
call
a
period
a
stop
full
house
a
poker
hand
with
of
a
kind
and
a
pair
complement
full
complement
number
needed
to
make
up
a
whole
force,
a
full
complement
of
workers
commercial
bank
full
service
bank
a
financial
institution
that
accepts
demand
deposits
and
makes
loans
and
provides
other
services
for
the
public
black
body
blackbody
full
radiator
a
hypothetical
object
capable
of
absorbing
all
the
electromagnetic
radiation
falling
on
it,
a
black
body
maintained
at
a
constant
temperature
is
a
full
radiator
at
that
temperature
because
the
radiation
reaching
and
leaving
it
must
be
in
equilibrium
admiral
full
admiral
the
supreme
commander
of
a
fleet,
ranks
above
a
vice
admiral
and
below
a
fleet
admiral
cousin
first
cousin
cousin-german
full
cousin
the
child
of
your
aunt
or
uncle
full
professor
a
professor
of
the
highest
rank
general
full
general
a
general
officer
of
the
highest
rank
Japanese
maple
full
moon
maple
Acer
japonicum
leaves
deeply
incised
and
bright
red
in
autumn,
Japan
a
whole
shebang
whole
kit
and
caboodle
kit
and
caboodle
whole
kit
and
boodle
kit
and
boodle
whole
kit
whole
caboodle
whole
works
works
full
treatment
everything
available,
usually
preceded
by
`the',
we
saw
the
whole
shebang,
a
hotdog
with
the
works,
we
took
on
the
whole
caboodle,
for
$
you
get
the
full
treatment
full
employment
the
economic
condition
when
everyone
who
wishes
to
work
at
the
going
wage
rate
for
their
type
of
labor
is
employed
full
moon
full-of-the-moon
full
phase
of
the
moon
full
the
time
when
the
Moon
is
fully
illuminated,
the
moon
is
at
the
full
term
full
term
the
end
of
gestation
or
point
at
which
birth
is
imminent,
a
healthy
baby
born
at
full
term
wax
full
increase
in
phase,
the
moon
is
waxing
full
make
(a
garment)
fuller
by
pleating
or
gathering
fill
fill
up
make
full
make
full,
also
in
a
metaphorical
sense,
fill
a
container,
fill
the
child
with
pride
be
full
be
sated,
have
enough
to
eat,
I'm
full--don't
give
me
any
more
beans,
please
full
beat
for
the
purpose
of
cleaning
and
thickening,
full
the
cloth
go
all
out
give
one's
best
do
one's
best
give
full
measure
perform
a
task
as
well
as
possible,
The
cast
gives
full
measure
every
night
full-length
uncut
complete,
the
full-length
play
full
good
having
the
normally
expected
amount,
gives
full
measure,
gives
good
measure,
a
good
mile
from
here
wide
wide-cut
full
having
ample
fabric,
the
current
taste
for
wide
trousers,
a
full
skirt
full
of
life
lively
vital
full
of
spirit,
a
dynamic
full
of
life
woman,
a
vital
and
charismatic
leader,
this
whole
lively
world
guardant(ip)
gardant(ip)
full-face
looking
forward
entire
full
total
constituting
the
full
quantity
or
extent,
complete,
an
entire
town
devastated
by
an
earthquake,
gave
full
attention,
a
total
failure
full-length
representing
or
accommodating
the
entire
length,
a
full-length
portrait
full-page
occupying
an
entire
page
in
a
book
or
paper,
a
full-page
ad
all-out
full-scale
using
all
available
resources,
all-out
war,
a
full-scale
campaign
against
nuclear
power
plants
fleshed
out
full-clad
given
substance
or
detail,
completed,
did
not
spring
full-clad
from
his
imagination,
a
plan
fleshed
out
with
statistics
and
details
full
total
complete
in
extent
or
degree
and
in
every
particular,
a
full
game,
a
total
eclipse,
a
total
disaster
full-blown
having
or
displaying
all
the
characteristics
necessary
for
completeness,
a
full-blown
financial
crisis
full-dress
complete
in
every
respect,
a
full-dress
debate,
a
full-dress
investigation
neat
straight
full-strength
without
water,
took
his
whiskey
neat
knowing
knowledgeable
learned
lettered
well-educated
well-read
highly
educated,
having
extensive
information
or
understanding,
knowing
instructors,
a
knowledgeable
critic,
a
knowledgeable
audience
full-fledged
fully
fledged
(of
persons,
e.g.)
having
gained
full
status,
a
full-fledged
lawyer,
by
the
age
of
seventeen
I
was
a
full-fledged
atheist,
sees
itself
as
a
fully
fledged
rival
party
dress
full-dress
(of
an
occasion)
requiring
formal
clothes,
a
dress
dinner,
a
full-dress
ceremony
full-dress
dress
suitable
for
formal
occasions,
formal
wear,
a
full-dress
uniform,
dress
shoes
full
containing
as
much
or
as
many
as
is
possible
or
normal,
a
full
glass,
a
sky
full
of
stars,
a
full
life,
the
auditorium
was
full
to
overflowing
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