Definition of agnition in English:

agnition

noun əɡˈnɪʃnaɡˈnɪʃn

The action of recognizing or acknowledging something; a recognition, an acknowledgement; specifically = "peripeteia".

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Northern Pauline Epistles. From classical Latin agnitiōn-, agnitiō perception, recognition, avowal, acknowledgement from agnit-, past participial stem of agnōscere, adgnōscere to recognize, acknowledge + -iō.

Definition of agnition in US English:

agnition

noun

The action of recognizing or acknowledging something; a recognition, an acknowledgement; specifically = "peripeteia".

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Northern Pauline Epistles. From classical Latin agnitiōn-, agnitiō perception, recognition, avowal, acknowledgement from agnit-, past participial stem of agnōscere, adgnōscere to recognize, acknowledge + -iō.

词汇	agnition
释义	Definition of agnition in English: agnition noun əɡˈnɪʃnaɡˈnɪʃn The action of recognizing or acknowledging something; a recognition, an acknowledgement; specifically = "peripeteia". Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Northern Pauline Epistles. From classical Latin agnitiōn-, agnitiō perception, recognition, avowal, acknowledgement from agnit-, past participial stem of agnōscere, adgnōscere to recognize, acknowledge + -iō. Definition of agnition in US English: agnition noun The action of recognizing or acknowledging something; a recognition, an acknowledgement; specifically = "peripeteia". Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Northern Pauline Epistles. From classical Latin agnitiōn-, agnitiō perception, recognition, avowal, acknowledgement from agnit-, past participial stem of agnōscere, adgnōscere to recognize, acknowledge + -iō.
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