Synonyms for knowingly
know·ing·ly

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1. wittingly, knowinglyadverb

   with full knowledge and deliberation

   "he wittingly deleted the references"

   Synonyms:
   wittingly

   Antonyms:
   unwittingly, inadvertently, unknowingly

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1. knowinglyadverb

   Synonyms:
   consciously, intelligently, wittingly, designedly, sagely, purposely, sapiently, significantly, expressively

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1. List of paraphrases for "knowingly":

   consciously, deliberately, wilfully, intentionally, wittingly

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1. President Barack Obama:

   This rule will provide the clarity and certainty businesses and industry need about which waters are protected by the Clean Water Act, and it will ensure polluters who knowingly threaten our waters can be held accountable.

2. Vice President Biden:

   We've got to get tougher with employers. In fact the person we should send to jail is not the illegals, we send to jail the employers, if you knowingly hire an illegal alien, then you should be held accountable. Because let me tell you, the next person I hear tell me that my labor guys aren't willing to work hard, that's why you have illegals putting up sheetrock, then I want to tell you, you don't know my guys.

3. Mark Warner:

   I think that if any individual, elected official or otherwise, knowingly reveals a classified piece of information about an FBI source, you are breaking the law and should be fully prosecuted.

4. Kendall Coffey:

   ...Violence toward a U.S. citizen - like those who have been cruelly murdered by ISIS – could potentially provide jurisdiction for U.S. prosecution. If individuals can be identified who knowingly made oil purchases funding the terrorist agenda of ISIS, those individuals might be considered for very serious federal crimes, even though there could be complicated issues of arrest and extradition.

5. Mercedes Schlapp:

   I retweeted without watching the full video. I deleted the tweet. I would never knowingly promote the use of that word.