witting
[wit-ing]
adjective
knowing; aware; conscious.
noun
North England. knowledge.
Origin of witting
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Related Words for wittingly
deliberately, purposely, consciously, voluntarily, knowingly, willfully, pointedly, studiously, advisedly, freely, intentionally, designed, premeditatedly, purposefully, emphatically, independently, resolutely, determinedly, meaningfullyExamples from the Web for wittingly
Contemporary Examples of wittingly
Wittingly or no, Tamerlan was a step ahead of them, having flown to Moscow on July 16, two days after Plotnikov was killed.
Historical Examples of wittingly
And whenever I take their sacred names to witness, I do not wittingly falsify my word.
The SymposiumXenophon
True, he had parted with it wittingly, in exchange for a card which equalized the chances.
The Blonde LadyMaurice Leblanc
I have not, at any rate, wittingly passed by any real difficulties.
Introduction to Robert BrowningHiram Corson
It was a luxury she could always command at home and she had wittingly missed it.
The Portrait of a LadyHenry James
That she carried it too far is no doubt true; that she did so wittingly is not so certain.
The Women of the French SalonsAmelia Gere Mason
witting
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