- cognisable
- cog·ni·sa·ble
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cognisable
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cognisable — (Brit.) adj. capable of being known, recognizable, knowable; (Law) able to be tried in a court of law (also cognizable) … English contemporary dictionary
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cognisably — adv. recognizably, in a cognisable manner … English contemporary dictionary
cognizable — (Amer.) cog·ni·za·ble || kÉ’gnɪzÉ™bl adj. capable of being known, recognizable, knowable; (Law) able to be tried in a court of law (also cognisable) … English contemporary dictionary
