Cognizant, informed, conscious; chiefly with of, how, that, etc. = aware, adj. 2 †be (well) ware: take note, ‘nota bene’. Obsolete exc. archaic.

Knowing, cunning, wise. Also, cognizant, aware (cf. wise, adj. 3b).

Informed, cognizant, conscious, sensible. to be aware (of, that): to have cognizance, to know.

Of an action: done with full awareness or consciousness; deliberate. Of a person: aware of what he or she is doing, or of a fact, state of affairs…

As participle. That has seen beforehand; previously acquainted or instructed in; aware of. to make foreseen: to acquaint or inform previously. Obs…

Aware, cognizant of.

Conscious, cognizant, privy. Also guilty to oneself = Latin conscius sibi. Const. of, to. Obsolete.

Knowing; cognitive.

Aware of something specified, esp. something concerning oneself; conscious within oneself that something is the case. Now somewhat rare.

Having knowledge of, aware of. rare.

Originally Irish English. Possessing or showing knowledge; well-informed, well-read; sagacious, wise, educated.

Philosophy. That knows or cognizes.

Having knowledge; = knowing, adj. 2. rare.