incognizance (noun)

1. The new office building design incorporates elements that reflect the architect's incognizance of sustainable building practices.

2. In the cartoon, the character's incognizance of danger led to comical mishaps and humorous situations.

3. The incognizance of the devastating effects of the Black Death in the 14th century contributed to its rapid spread throughout Europe.

4. The protagonist's incognizance of his true feelings for the main character created tension and misunderstanding in their romantic relationship.