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knower

[ UK /nˈə‍ʊɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈnoʊɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who knows or apprehends

How To Use knower In A Sentence

  • Humans are agents in the world more fundamentally than they are knowers of the world.
  • In other words, knowledge is always of a reality that exists independently of knowers and perceivers.
  • Solution-focused therapy honors families as knowers of their experience with sufficient resources to define treatment goals and achieve change.
  • So all this together gives me, it is a reason to play this music, conducted by this deep, "kenner" we say in German, "knower" conductor, but also really WNYC New York Public Radio
  • The self-knower is almost always a product of social contingencies, but the self that is known may come from other sources.
  • Family members described their role as helpers and knowers of the patient.
  • Haraway replies that it rejects both objectivism and relativism for the ways they let knowers escape responsibility for the representations they construct.
  • If only we'd been there...maybe it's the romantic notion, by imagining you there (Jayf, with facial hair and all), as a Furst character who is just commenting on the going-on's of the story, makes me (a non-Furst "knower") consider picking it up (in June, yes). Book Review: Spies of the Balkans by Alan Furst
  • Knower uses the machine in addition to daily medication to treat a sleep-disrupting condition called sleep apnea. Canada.com
  • In other words, knowledge is always of a reality that exists independently of knowers and perceivers.
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