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common knowledge

NOUN
  1. anything generally known to everyone

How To Use common knowledge In A Sentence

  • This was not common knowledge until around a year ago, when the information leaked out about this wondrous book.
  • He concluded first that common knowledge did not suggest that baking was unhealthful.
  • It is now common knowledge that thousands of crores worth of sandalwood is being plundered from our forests every year.
  • He was adopted by his uncle and that's about the extent of his personal life that is common knowledge.
  • Mr. Kennedy's relentless extracurricular pronging is now common knowledge, but was not well known to the nation when he occupied the White House. Lisa Nesselson: JFK, Marilyn Monroe and, uh, Sarah Palin -- The French Recollection
  • He was built as powerfully as a bull and it was common knowledge that he was generously endowed by nature that his martyred wife feared the marriage bed as unbelievers once feared the rack.
  • To make matters worse, our affair had been common knowledge amongst most members of her family.
  • Yes, bilabial fricatives should be unsurprising, but Etruscan u-triggered lenition is however not common knowledge, so even if you personally don't find that interesting, others certainly will. Concern trolls and the Etruscan bilabial 'f'
  • By now it is common knowledge that you do not have to be fat to have cellulite. The A-Z of Beauty Treatment
  • Why should one think that such failures of common knowledge provide a general explanation for divergent beliefs?
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