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Someone who is "not knowing" or ignorant is described as a. omniscient, b. prescient, c. nescient, or d. unconscionable?
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Someone who is "not knowing" or ignorant is described as

a. omniscient,
b. prescient,
c. nescient, or
d. unconscionable?

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C. They are nescient.
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