Knowledgeful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈnɒlɪd͡ʒfʊl/ · Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Knowledgeful is an adjective meaning (rare) Full of knowledge; knowledgeable.
Meaning
(rare) Full of knowledge; knowledgeable.
Example Sentences
[T]he right and responsibility to select the name rests fully upon the father himself, and a knowledgeful man will make the selection in the privacy of his thoughts.
The whole country is full of interest, and even to this date Alexander [the Great]'s route through it to the Indus, and beyond that river to the Jhelum may be traced by a careful and knowledgeful explorer.
As a "system" to be applied anywhere, all the particular town can do is to place its music in charge of its best performer and most knowledgeful local critic—minimum two people with some mutual respect and deference. [From The Delphian Quarterly.]
No one asks in New York, "Is he good? is he noble, self-sacrificing, intellectual, knowledgeful?" Oh no. The Manhattanites feel no need of all these things. They ask only one question, far more cognate than such trivial incidentals,—"How much money has he got?"
Synonyms for knowledgeful
Depending on context, synonyms include well-informed, academical, clueful, cultivated, educated, erudite.
Antonyms for knowledgeful
Common opposites include benighted, cimmerian, clueless, foolish, ignorant, ill-informed.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include knowledgable, knowsome, knowledgeable, knowing, versed, witting.
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