Cognizant, informed, conscious; chiefly with of, how, that, etc. = aware, adj. 2 †be (well) ware: take note, ‘nota bene’. Obsolete exc. archaic.

Informed, cognizant, conscious, sensible. to be aware (of, that): to have cognizance, to know.

Discovering, cognizant.

Chiefly predicatively: Aware, cognizant.

That knows or has knowledge; conscious; capable of mental perception or apprehension; cognitive.

Of a person: keen-sighted, perceptive. Obsolete.

More generally: having knowledge or awareness; able to perceive or experience something. Cf. conscious… Without construction. Now chiefly Psychology…

That has the capacity for animadversion; spec. (in early use) perceptive, percipient, (in later use) critical, hostile.

That perceives or is capable of perceiving; conscious; perceptive, discerning.

That shows or gives recognition or acknowledgement; conscious or aware of.

Philosophy. That knows or cognizes.

Having a perception; perceptive, aware.