| considerable knowledge | 0.53 | She had considerable knowledge of antiques. | |||
| deeper knowledge | 0.53 | You need a deeper knowledge. | |||
| inadequate knowledge | 0.53 | Other shortcomings include inadequate knowledge of foreign laguages and corruption. | |||
| real knowledge | 0.53 | He had a real knowledge of animals, birds and flowers. | |||
| social knowledge | 0.53 | People are the only possible source of material for construction of social knowledge. | |||
| useful knowledge | 0.53 | This is not useful knowledge. | |||
| academic knowledge | 0.46 | Academic knowledge includes mathematics, science, history and literature. | |||
| broad knowledge | 0.46 | He also commands broad knowledge on China. | |||
| factual knowledge | 0.46 | This requires more than factual knowledge. | |||
| rudimentary knowledge | 0.46 | He had only a rudimentary knowledge of French. | |||
| sufficient knowledge | 0.46 | A rabbi would simply pass the title on to a student who had attained sufficient knowledge. | |||
| wide knowledge | 0.46 | Another specialist with wide knowledge of Massachusetts practice agreed. | |||
| cultural knowledge | 0.39 | It gives them more attitude and more cultural knowledge. | |||
| felt knowledge | 0.39 | What we learn about this battered family is felt knowledge. | |||
| higher knowledge | 0.39 | This does not require any higher level knowledge. | |||
| level knowledge | 0.39 | This does not require any higher level knowledge. | |||
| only knowledge | 0.39 | Her only knowledge of developments in her case so far have come from the media, Slaney said. | |||
| political knowledge | 0.39 | He also argued that his own lack of political knowledge was an asset, not a liability. | |||
| present knowledge | 0.39 | We are forced to conclude that our present knowledge is too limited to cope with these complexities. | |||
| relevant knowledge | 0.39 | Nothing can take the place of relevant knowledge. |