by Sandra Zaruba | Aug 18, 2026
comes from the Latin root words re (again) and cognoscere (to know), literally to know again, or to identify. To acknowledge that something exists or that it is true.
by Sandra Zaruba | Aug 18, 2026
to become fully aware of (something) as a fact; understand clearly; make realistic; conceive as real; convert into actuality; exhibit the actual existence of; the sense of comprehending the reality of.
by Sandra Zaruba | Aug 18, 2026
the word potential is derived from the Latin word potentia, which means power, might, force; the adjective potential was first used in the late 14th century and meant possible or capable of being or becoming; derived from the Latin word potis, which means powerful,...
by Sandra Zaruba | Aug 18, 2026
a point of view.
by Sandra Zaruba | Aug 18, 2026
the ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses.
