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Knowledge & Wisdom - Knowledge & Awareness
Discover how English proverbs like "a disease known is half cured" and "knowledge is power" depict knowledge and awareness in English.
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used to imply that the external appearance of something or someone accurately reflects their true nature or qualities
used to emphasize the importance of paying attention to small details or clues that can provide insights into larger situations or outcomes
used to imply that by seeing things clearly and without illusions or biases, one can gain a deeper understanding of reality, emphasizing the importance of being observant and aware
used to imply that the ability to remember and recall past experiences, knowledge, and emotions is a valuable asset that can provide insights, lessons, and personal growth
used to emphasize that the most challenging and rewarding journey is the exploration of oneself, discovering one's thoughts, emotions, and true nature
used to imply that education and learning are powerful tools that can help individuals achieve success, make informed decisions, and make a positive impact on the world
used to imply that having incomplete knowledge about something can lead to overestimating one's abilities or underestimating the complexity of the subject matter, which can be harmful
used to imply that gaining knowledge and education at an early age is valuable, as it can result in greater wisdom and understanding later in life
used to imply that being skeptical or uncertain about something can lead to a deeper understanding and knowledge, as it encourages one to question and seek answers
used to suggest that a good and intelligent mind is equivalent to possessing great power and influence
used to suggest that intelligence, knowledge, and mental abilities are more valuable and useful than physical strength or brute force.
used to imply that identifying and understanding the root cause of a problem is a crucial step towards finding a solution or remedy
used for emphasizing the significance of intuition, perception, and sensory awareness
used to suggest that seeking knowledge and wisdom can be a fulfilling experience that leads to better decision-making and a more meaningful life
used to suggest that possessing wisdom can protect an individual from the harmful actions and words of deceitful and immoral people
