Is Knowledgeable an Adjective?

having knowledge, especially of a particular subject. educated and well informed. intelligent and perceptive.

Can Knowledgeable be used as an adjective?

Originally, knowledgeable was spelled without the second -e, and meant “capable of being known, recognizable.” Now, though, we use the adjective to describe that which has or displays knowledge. If you're well-read and alert, you're knowledgeable about the ways of the world.

What is the adjective form of knowledge?

knowledgeable. having knowledge, especially of a particular subject. educated and well informed.

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