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able to recognize

ADJECTIVE
conscious
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attentive aware certain cognizant informed keen mindful responsive sensible sure vigilant watchful
WEAK
acquainted aesthetic alive to apperceptive apprised assured au courant conversant discerning hep to in on in right mind knowing noticing noting observing on to perceiving percipient recognizing remarking seeing sensitive to sentient supraliminal understanding wise to with it witting
Antonyms
STRONGEST
careless heedless ignorant inattentive unaware uncertain unconfident uninformed unsure
WEAK
indifferent unconscious unintentional unresponsive unstudied
ADJECTIVE
sentient
Synonyms
WEAK
alert apperceptive attentive awake aware cognizant feeling in on in the right mind informed knowing noticing observing perceiving receptive recognizing responsive seeing sensitive to understanding watchful

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Advanced Micro Devices shares have run up on optimism for the company’s server central processing units, but one analyst now isn’t sure that it will be able to recognize much more upside from the trend.

From MarketWatch • May 4, 2026

AI has enhanced the process by being able to recognize different types of documents and fonts, and by learning how to classify or categorize the data so it can enter it into a tax return.

From Barron's • Jan. 31, 2026

In experiments with mouse cells, the team identified several rare aptamers, selected from more than 100 trillion random DNA sequences, that were able to recognize specific surface proteins and mark senescent cells.

From Science Daily • Dec. 14, 2025

And the longer viewers spend watching their favorite franchises, the more they’re able to recognize a point of no return.

From Salon • Dec. 2, 2025

Just being able to recognize whether a melody goes up or down is a big step, and an important auditory-cognitive process for children to undergo.

From "Music and the Child" by Natalie Sarrazin

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