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Words/phrases used with Aware in English

Example

well aware

• She is well aware of the consequences of her actions. 
• She is well aware of the importance of regular exercise. 

fully aware

• They were fully aware of the risks involved before making the decision. 
• The students were fully aware of the significance of the final exam. 

acutely aware

• The team was acutely aware of the time constraints they were working under. 
• The team members were acutely aware of the fierce competition in the market. 

intensely aware

• As the storm approached, they became intensely aware of the increasing wind. 
• As she stepped onto the stage, she became intensely aware of the audience's gaze. 

politically aware

• He is politically aware and keeps up with political developments. 
• He is politically aware and actively engages in discussions about political issues in the community. 

socially aware

• The company promotes a socially aware culture, encouraging employees to give back to the community. 
• The students organized a fundraiser to support a local charity, demonstrating their socially aware mindset.

environmentally aware

• The school has implemented environmentally aware practices. practices. 
• I practice environmentally aware habits such as recycling and conserving water everyday. 

painfully aware

• She was painfully aware of her lack of experience in this field. 
• He was painfully aware of the consequences of his actions. 

keenly aware

• The detective was keenly aware of the clues at the crime scene.
• The hiker was keenly aware of the wildlife around him, observing the sounds and movements of the forest. 

increasingly aware

• With each passing day, she became increasingly aware of the importance of self-care. 
• As she traveled to different countries, she became increasingly aware of cultural diversity. 

consciously aware

• The company encouraged employees to be consciously aware of reducing waste and conserving resources.
• He made an effort to be consciously aware of his emotions. 

become aware

• As she read the news article, she became aware of the devastating impact of deforestation. 
• He became aware of his own biases through self-reflection. 

seem aware

• The young child seemed aware of danger.
• He seemed aware of the urgency of the situation and quickly took charge to resolve the issue. 

appear aware

• The speaker appeared aware of the audience's interests and tailored the presentation to address their concerns.
• The manager appeared aware of the ongoing conflicts within the team. 

Synonyms of Aware in English

Example

alive

/əˈlaɪv/

• She was fully alive to the potential risks of the situation. 
• In recent years, there has been a new trend where more and more people are alive to socialism. 

awake

/əˈweɪk/

• After the incident, he became more awake to the potential risks in his daily life. 
• After attending the workshop, she became more awake to the importance of mental well-being. 

cognizant

/'kɔgnizənt/

• She was cognizant of the potential risks involved in the decision. 
• The CEO was cognizant of the market trends and adjusted the company's strategy accordingly.

conscious

/'kɔnʃəs/

• He was conscious of the impact that his words could have on others. 
• She was conscious of the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

informed

/in'fɔ:md/

• The participants were well-informed about the latest changes in their field.
• The journalist was fully informed about the latest political developments.

knowing

/ˈnəʊɪŋ/

• The woman at reception gave him the key with a knowing look. look. 
• The detective observed the suspect's nervous behavior and exchanged a knowing glance with his partner. 

mindful

/ˈmaɪndfʊl/

• The teacher was mindful of the diverse learning styles of students and adapted her teaching methods accordingly. 
• During the meeting, Sarah was mindful of everyone's time and kept her presentation concise. 

receptive

/ri'septiv/

• She was receptive to feedbacks and suggestions. 
• The company was receptive to customer feedback. 

Antonyms of Aware in English

Example

heedless

/ˈhiːdləs/

• The driver was heedless of the speed limit and received a ticket for his reckless driving.
• Despite the warning signs, the hikers were heedless of the approaching storm and continued their trek. 

ignorant

/ˈɪɡnərənt/

• She was ignorant of the new company policy and unintentionally violated it. 
• This student was ignorant of plagiarism policy.

inattentive

/ˌɪnəˈtentɪv/

• The student was inattentive during the lecture and missed important information. 
• The driver was inattentive at the intersection and failed to notice the red light, causing an accident. 

neglectful

/nɪˈɡlektfl/

• Anna was neglectful of her child's needs. 
• The landlord was neglectful of the maintenance of the rental property, leading to various issues for the tenants.

unaware

/ˌʌnəˈweə(r)/

• He was unaware of the change in schedule and arrived at the meeting late. 
• She was unaware of the recent price increase and was surprised when she went to purchase the item. 

unconscious

/ʌnˈkɒnʃəs/

• After the accident, the injured person was unconscious and unaware of their surroundings. 
• The patient remained unconscious after the surgery and was unaware of the successful outcome. 

uninformed

/ˌʌnɪnˈfɔːmd/

• The decision was made based on uninformed opinions, as the team members were unaware of the relevant data. 
• The politician made uninformed statements during the debate. 

unknowledgeable

/ˌʌnˈnɒl.ɪ.dʒə.bəl/

• The speaker appeared unknowledgeable on this topic. The student is unknowledgeable about recent research findings. 

Structures of Aware in English

Example

As far as I'm aware, clause

• As far as I'm aware, the meeting is scheduled for tomorrow. 
• As far as I'm aware, the company is planning to launch a new product. 

Subject + be + aware + that + clause

• She is aware that the deadline for the project is approaching. 
• The government is aware that the current economic situation requires immediate action.