cognizant

(eg. essay, solace, girl )

cognizant /ˈkɑɡ nə zənt/ ?

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(adj) (sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception

She was cognizant of the duties as a warden and reacted strongly to the suggestion that ragging had taken place in the hostel.

"We're going to ramp up a little bit, but nothing dramatic," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on his weekly radio show. "We'll take a little bit of extra precaution. Some of you will notice, some of you won't - but we have to be cognizant."
on Jun 29, 2007 By: Michael Bloomberg Source: Forbes
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said President Bush's first concern remained "to protect America" and added: "We have to be very cognizant of the fact that some of the assistance that has been going to Pakistan is directly related to the...
on Nov 5, 2007 By: Condoleezza Rice Source: dtt-net (registration)
"We're all cognizant of the difficult economic environment in which we operate, and our party reflects that," said Glenn Rosenbloom, co-CEO of Alpha Media Group Inc., which publishes the men's magazine. "So we're going to have it in a smaller...
on Jan 24, 2009 By: Glenn Source: International Herald Tribune