See cognizance on Wiktionary
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"text": "Poor Lady Rotheles was really so imprudent on the late occasion of her niece's elopement as to go into a passion, and to utter such a tirade against her, her lord was roused from his habitual, but not natural listlessness, and became, in consequence, master of sentiments and secrets hitherto most commendably concealed from his cognizance.",
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"ref": "1891, Oscar Wilde, chapter 8, in The Picture of Dorian Gray:",
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