Difference between Learned and Knowing

LEARNED vs KNOWING: NOUN

Acquired by learning or experience.
Showing or characterized by such knowledge.
Having profound, often systematic knowledge; erudite.
Highly educated; having extensive information or understanding
Having or showing profound knowledge
Acquired by learning
Of or pertaining to learning; possessing, or characterized by, learning, esp. scholastic learning; erudite; well-informed
Learned men; men of erudition; scholars.
Having much learning, knowledgeable, erudite; highly educated.
Derived from experience; acquired by learning.
Established by conditioning or learning

Highly educated
Synonyms and Learned, Scholarly, erudite, deep read. These words agree in representing the possession of a knowledge obtained by careful and protracted study, especially in books. They differ in that learned expresses depth and fullness in the knowledge, while scholarly expresses accuracy: as, a learned and scholarly treatise upon the use of the dative case. Learned expresses only the result of study; scholarly may express the result or the spirit: as, scholarly tastes. See ignorant.
Pertaining to or manifesting learning; exhibiting the effect of instruction or learning; scholastic: as, learned accomplishments; a learned treatise.
Well acquainted; having much experience; skilful: often with in: as, learned in art.
Possessed of the learning of schools; well furnished with literary and scientific knowledge; erudite: as, a learned man.

Having perception or knowledge; intelligent; instructed.
Conscious; intentional.
Shrewd; sharp; smart; in a special sense, having or simulating the appearance of possessing information which one is unwilling to communicate.
Expressive of knowledge or cunning: as, a knowing look.
Smart-looking; stylish.
Synonyms Astute, Sage, etc. See astute. (See also sagacious.)
Highly educated

Realized, Knew, Taught, Scholarly, Nonheritable, Well read, Well educated, Noninheritable, Lettered, Erudite, Conditioned, Educated, Knowledgeable, Enlightened, Knowing

Well read, Well educated, Wilful, Lettered, Intended, Willful, Deliberate, Intentional, Educated, Enlightened, Knowledgeable, Wise, Informed, Aware, Learned

Discovered, Realized, Taught, Scholarly, Well read, Well educated, Noninheritable, Nonheritable, Lettered, Erudite, Conditioned, Educated, Knowledgeable, Enlightened, Knowing

Well read, Well educated, Wilful, Lettered, Intended, Willful, Deliberate, Intentional, Educated, Enlightened, Knowledgeable, Wise, Informed, Aware, Learned

Some argue that a generic attribute such as critical thinking needs to be learned contextually, but once learned, can be transferred to another context.
You not only learned how to write but also, more importantly, you honed a critical eye and learned what notto write!
Rather, understanding the fundamental root causes, widely disseminating the lessons learned, and integrating these lessons learned into safe operationsare also required.
Give an example of something you learned from someone else and explain why and how you learned it.
Try to remain calm, remember what you have learned and apply the knowledge you have learned.
Even when I learned Spanish, since I learned on my own, I never knew what those were.
Once children have learned the letters of the alphabet, this worksheet helps to reinforce what has been learned.
Lessons Learned Briefly summarize lessons learned, including recommendations for future operations.
Lessons learned: Analyzing lessons learned to determine changes needed for future releases and projects.
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That means that knowing when an answer is INCORRECT can often be just as valuable as knowing when an answer is CORRECT.
Knowing the terms used in Excel is knowing the possibilities in Excel.
Knowing what your policy does not cover is just as important as knowing what it does cover.
Would you buy a car without knowing the name of the company that made it, or a tool without knowing how to use it?
Knowing what to clear is just as important as knowing how to clear it.
Knowing when to initiate formal requests is just as important as knowing how to initiate them.
Simply knowing what each set of respondents considered most effective, without knowing why, would leave out an important piece of the analytic puzzle.
Although numerous social skills can translate well to a job, knowing a friend socially is not the same as knowing them professionally.
Knowing your alcohol and knowing to mix what with what, beer knowledge is a plus!
Knowing these points is as important as knowing the recipes for drinks.