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We introduce the epistemic extension, a logic transformation based on the modal logic AIK (All I Know) for use in the framework of Logical Concept Analysis (LCA). The aim is to allow for the distinction between negation, opposition, and possibility in a unique formalism. The difference between negation and opposition is examplified by the difference between “young/not young” and “young/old”. The difference between negation and possibility is examplified by the difference between “(certainly) not young” and “possibly not young”. Furthermore this epistemic extension entails no loss of genericity in LCA.