1. It is harder to conceal ignorance than to acquire knowledge.

2. Aptitude (countable and uncountable, plural Aptitudes) Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill

3. Aptitude ( countable and uncountable, plural Aptitudes ) Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill

4. 2021) - Class 4-Time for me: a time to relax and acquire knowledge on topics from our +Bienness school.

5. Autodidacts are committed to gaining a deeper level of understanding and acquire knowledge to enrich the mind and better themselves

6. Eager to acquire knowledge; inquisitive: He was Curious to know how she had come by so many of the rare objects.

7. Another important aim for the pupil is to acquire knowledge and understanding of the civilisation which produced the literature to be studied.

8. Section 2 suggests that some mental acts are Apprehendings, which is to say that they non-mediately cause one to acquire knowledge.

9. 17 Another important aim for the pupil is to acquire knowledge and understanding of the civilisation which produced the literature to be studied.