well-aware
Britishadjective
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Someone who is well-aware of the trend, however, is Mariam Begum.
From BBC
In classrooms and bars, at meals and department meetings, Alma and her colleagues bat around 12-letter words and sophisticated in-jokes, with Garfield’s cocky blue-collar-born Hank wisecracking that “Hegel couldn’t control Little Hegel” to a crowd that’s well-aware the 19th century philosopher had an illegitimate son with his Bavarian landlady.
From Los Angeles Times
Others said he was well-aware of the risks.
From Los Angeles Times
Experts say the Party is well-aware of it, which is why it is trying to crack down on the evidence.
From BBC
Second, Biden is well-aware that Donald Trump will be sworn in as president in two months.
From Slate
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