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WordReferenceRandomHouseLearner'sDictionaryofAmericanEnglish©2021con•scious /ˈkɑnʃəs/USApronunciation
adj.
awareofone'sownexistence,surroundings,etc.:[be + ~(+ of)]Isamouseconsciousinthesamewayahumanis?
fullyawareofsomething:[be + ~ + of]Whenheworkedhewasnotconsciousofthepassageoftime.[be + ~ + thatclause]Whenheworkedhewasnotconsciousthatsomuchtimehadpassed.
havingthemindormentalprocessesfullyactive;awake:Hewantedtobeconsciousduringthecorneaoperation.
knowntooneself;felt:hisconsciousguilt.
deliberate;intentional:aconsciouseffortnottoyawn.
deeplyawareoforconcernedabout(Thiswordissometimesusedafterotherwordstoformadjectivesthatrefertothethingconcernedabout):money-conscious(=deeplyawareoforconcernedaboutmoney).
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Psychiatrytheconscious,[uncountable]thepartofthemindthatoneisawareof.
con•scious•ly,adv. See-sci-.
WordReferenceRandomHouseUnabridgedDictionaryofAmericanEnglish©2021con•scious
(kon′shəs),USApronunciation adj.
awareofone'sownexistence,sensations,thoughts,surroundings,etc.
fullyawareoforsensitivetosomething(oftenfol.byof ):consciousofone'sownfaults;Hewasn'tconsciousofthegossipabouthispast.
havingthementalfacultiesfullyactive:Hewasconsciousduringtheoperation.
knowntooneself;felt:consciousguilt.
awareofwhatoneisdoing:aconsciousliar.
awareofoneself;self-conscious.
deliberate;intentional:aconsciousinsult;aconsciouseffort.
acutelyawareoforconcernedabout:money-conscious;adiet-conscioussociety.
[Obs.]inwardlysensibleofwrongdoing.
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Psychiatrytheconscious,thepartofthemindcomprisingpsychicmaterialofwhichtheindividualisaware.
Latinconsciussharingknowledgewith,equivalent.tocon-con-+sci-(stemofscīretoknow;seescience)+-us-ous;comparenice1625–35
con′scious•ly,adv.
2.SeecorrespondingentryinUnabridgedknowing,percipient.Conscious,aware,cognizantrefertoanindividualsenseofrecognitionofsomethingwithinorwithoutoneself.Consciousimpliestobeawakeorawakenedtoaninnerrealizationofafact,atruth,acondition,etc.:tobeconsciousofanextremeweariness.Awarelaystheemphasisonsenseperceptionsinsofarastheyaretheobjectofconsciousrecognition:Hewasawareoftheodoroftobacco.Cognizantlaystheemphasisonanouterrecognitionmoreonthelevelofreasonandknowledgethanonthesensorylevelalone:Hewascognizantoftheirdrawbacks.
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conscious/ˈkɒnʃəs/adjalertandawake;notsleepingorcomatoseawareofone'ssurroundings,one'sownthoughtsandmotivations,etcawareofandgivingvalueoremphasistoaparticularfactorphenomenon:Iamconsciousofyourgreatkindnesstome(incombination):clothes-consciousdonewithfullawareness;deliberate:aconsciouseffort,consciousrudenessdenotingorrelatingtoapartofthehumanmindthatisawareofaperson'sself,environment,andmentalactivityandthattoacertainextentdetermineshischoicesofaction(asnoun):theconsciousisonlyasmallpartofthemindEtymology:17thCentury:fromLatinconsciussharingknowledge,fromcom-with+scīretoknowˈconsciouslyadvˈconsciousnessn
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-automaticwriting
-automatism
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-back
-bear
-being
-blindsight
-bodylanguage
-censor
-classconsciousness
-class-conscious
-cognizant
-cognize
-complex
-condescend
-conscience
-consciousness
-copingmechanism
-dereliction
-diffident
-ego
-egoideal
-embarrass
-feel
-folksy
-folkways
-foreconscious
-gentle
-good
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-half-conscious
-hormictheory
-humble
-hyperconscious
-idea
-inconscient
-inhibition
-involuntary
-knowing
-locked-insyndrome
-macho
-manifest
-mind
-modest
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