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Can the word cognizant be used as noun?

No, "cognizant" is primarily used as an adjective. It means aware of something.

You can use it in a sentence like:

"The manager was cognizant of the team's concerns."

There is no established noun form for "cognizant".

However, you could potentially use it as a noun in a figurative or abstract sense, like:

"He spoke with cognizance of the gravity of the situation."

But even in this case, it's not a standard or widely accepted noun form. If you want to express the idea of "awareness" as a noun, better options exist:

* Awareness: "He spoke with awareness of the gravity of the situation."

* Knowledge: "He spoke with knowledge of the gravity of the situation."

* Understanding: "He spoke with understanding of the gravity of the situation."

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