English, 24.09.2019 19:00 TwentyOnePawPrints21

Based on the origin of the word knowledgeable (knowledge, knowable), the word part know probably means
a. to perceive or understand - she was the only person to know what really happened that day.
b. to disagree, to deny - her brother was always negative, he never wanted to know the truth.
c. to disagree with - he always said know when she suggested a destination for their vacation.

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