单词	incognizant
释义	incognizant /ɪnˈkɒ(ɡ)nɪz(ə)nt / (also incognisant) adjective formal Lacking knowledge or awareness: the government appears incognizant of the growing threat to our agricultural industry... Before my arrest, I was incognizant of the legal vampires and the prison-industrial complex: that is a poor mental condition to be in. Another depiction is that of the young Aje who is misunderstood by a mother who denies or is incognizant of her daughter's force. Ocean air has the ability to stir thoughts and emotions that you were incognizant of before. Derivatives incognizance noun ... There is beauty in incognisance. The bliss of being in the unawareness; the moment of purely unknowing, laced with idyllic presuppositions. I would stress that these precautions are more often than not merely paranoia in the extreme with in-house barrack room lawyers presuming far more than their incognisance qualifies them to assert. Our limited knowledge of the facts, of hidden chain of circumstances, and other incognizance keep us from being infallible judges.
随便看	tarbrush Tardenoisian Tardigrada tardigrade tardily tardiness Tardis tardive dyskinesia tardon tardy tardyon tare tare and tret targa targe target targetable target audience target cell target language target man target market target of opportunity target organ target-rich

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