conscious - Wiktionary

Alert, awake; with one's mental faculties active. The noise woke me, but it was another few minutes before I was fully conscious. Aware of one's own existence; ... conscious DefinitionfromWiktionary,thefreedictionary Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Contents 1English 1.1Etymology 1.2Pronunciation 1.3Adjective 1.3.1Antonyms 1.3.2Derivedterms 1.3.3Relatedterms 1.3.4Translations 1.4Noun English[edit] Etymology[edit] FromLatincōnscius,itselffromcon-(aformofcom-(“together”))+scīre(“toknow”)+-us. Pronunciation[edit] (GeneralAmerican)enPR:/kŏnʹshəs/IPA(key):/ˈkɑn.ʃəs/ (ReceivedPronunciation)IPA(key):/ˈkɒn.ʃəs/,/ˈkɒntʃəs/ Audio(US)(file) Adjective[edit] conscious(comparativemoreconscious,superlativemostconscious) Alert,awake;withone'smentalfacultiesactive. Thenoisewokeme,butitwasanotherfewminutesbeforeIwasfullyconscious. Awareofone'sownexistence;awareofone'sownawareness. 1999,EckhartTolle,ThePowerofNow,HodderandStoughton,pages61–62: Thebestindicatorofyourlevelofconsciousnessishowyoudealwithlife'schallengeswhentheycome. Throughthosechallenges,analreadyunconsciouspersontendstobecomemoredeeplyunconscious,andaconsciouspersonmoreintenselyconscious. Onlyhighlyintelligentbeingscanbefullyconscious. Awareof,sensitiveto;observingandnoticing,orbeingstronglyinterestedinorconcernedabout. 1918,W.B.Maxwell,chapter5,inTheMirrorandtheLamp:Here,inthetranseptandchoir,wheretheservicewasbeingheld,onewasconsciouseverymomentofanincreasingbrightness;coloursglowingvividlybeneaththecircularchandeliers,andtherowsofsmalllightsonthechoristers'desksflashedandsparkledinfrontoftheboys'faces,deeplinencollars,andredneckbands. 1945August17,GeorgeOrwell[pseudonym;EricArthurBlair],chapter6,inAnimalFarm:AFairyStory,London:Secker&Warburg,OCLC3655473: Onceagaintheanimalswereconsciousofavagueuneasiness. 1955,ArthurSmithies,TheBudgetaryProcessintheUnitedStates,page290:Furthermore,themilitaryoperatorisfarlessconsciousofbudgetaryconstraintsthanisthecivilianconsumer. Iwasconsciousofanoisebehindme. averyclass-consciousanalysis Deliberate,intentional,donewithawarenessofwhatoneisdoing. 1907,BrighamHenryRoberts,DefenseoftheFaithandtheSaints,volume1,page43: HecandidlyconfessesthatitisanefforttoaccountforJosephSmithuponsomeotherhypothesisthanthathewasaconsciousfraud,bentondeceivingmankind. 2015,JamieKornegay,Soil:ANovel,page214:Startfresh,tryandlearnfrompastmistakes,makeaconsciousefforttobeabetterperson. Knownorfeltpersonally,internallybyaperson. consciousguilt Self-conscious. 1616—1650,RichardCrashaw: TheconsciouswatersawitsGod,andblushed. Antonyms[edit] asleep unaware unconscious Derivedterms[edit] consciously consciousness fashion-conscious preconscious price-conscious safety-conscious self-conscious semi-conscious subconscious unconscious  Relatedterms[edit] conscience Translations[edit] alert,awake Bulgarian:всъзнание(vsǎznanie) Catalan:conscient (ca) Chinese: Mandarin:(pleaseverify)清醒 (zh)(qīngxǐng),(pleaseverify)有意识 (zh)(yǒuyìshí,yǒuyìshì) Czech:při (cs)vědomí (cs) Dutch:bijbewustzijn,alert (nl),wakker (nl) Esperanto:konscia Finnish:hereillä (fi),tajuissaan (fi) French:conscient (fr) Georgian:ფხიზელი(pxizeli) German:beiBewusstsein,wach (de),aufmerksam (de) Greek:συνειδητός (el)(syneiditós) Hebrew:בהכרה‎ morf(behakará),מודע‎ (he) m(mudá) Hungarian:magánálvan,éber (hu),tudatos (hu) Italian:cosciente (it) Karakhanid:اَذِغْ‎(aδïɣ) Latin:cōnsciēns,cōnscius Polish:przytomny (pl) m,świadomy (pl) m Portuguese:consciente (pt) Romanian:conștient (ro) Russian:находя́шийся(naxodjášijsja)всознании(vsoznanii) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic:свје̏стан Roman:svjȅstan (sh) m Slovak:privedomí Spanish:consciente (es) Tagalog:maymalay Turkish:ayık (tr),uyanık (tr),farkında (tr) Ukrainian:прито́мний(prytómnyj) awareofone'sownexistence Bulgarian:съзнателен (bg)(sǎznatelen),осъзнат (bg)(osǎznat) Catalan:conscient (ca) Chinese: Mandarin:(pleaseverify)自我意识 (zh)(zìwǒyìshí,zìwǒyìshì) Finnish:tietoinen (fi) Georgian:ცნობიერი(cnobieri) German:bewusst (de) Greek:συνειδητός (el)(syneiditós) Hebrew:מודעלעצמו‎ m(mudáleatsmó) Hungarian:tudatos (hu) Irish:comhfhiosach Italian:cosciente (it) Latin:cōnsciēns Portuguese:consciente (pt) awareoforalertto,sensitiveto Bulgarian:усещащ (bg)(useštašt),съзнаващ (bg)(sǎznavašt) Chinese: Mandarin:(pleaseverify)觉察 (zh)(juéchá) Czech:vědomý (cs) Dutch:bewust (nl) Finnish:tietoinen (fi) Georgian:ცნობიერი(cnobieri) German:bewusst (de) Greek:συνειδητός (el)(syneiditós) Hebrew:מודע‎ (he) m(mudá),ער‎ (he) m(er) Hungarian:tisztábanvan (hu),tudatábanvan (hu) Italian:cosciente (it),conscio (it) m,consapevole (it) Latin:cōnsciēns Maori:mauriora Portuguese:consciente (pt) Romanian:conștient (ro) Russian:сознаю́щий (ru)(soznajúščij) ScottishGaelic:mothachail Slovak:vedomý Turkish:farkında (tr) Thetranslationsbelowneedtobecheckedandinsertedaboveintotheappropriatetranslationtables,removinganynumbers.Numbersdonotnecessarilymatchthoseindefinitions.SeeinstructionsatWiktionary:Entrylayout§ Translations. Translationstobechecked Albanian:(pleaseverify)vetëdijshëm (sq) Arabic:(pleaseverify)واعٍ‎(wāʿin) Azerbaijani:(pleaseverify)şüurlu Esperanto:(pleaseverify)konscia Estonian:(pleaseverify)teadlik French:(pleaseverify)conscient (fr) Indonesian:(pleaseverify)sadar (id) Japanese:(pleaseverify)意識した(いしきした,ishiki-shi-ta) Korean:(pleaseverify)의식이있는(uisigiinneun) Latvian:(pleaseverify)apzinīgs Mandarin:(pleaseverify)察觉 (zh) hájué Norwegian:(pleaseverify)bevisst (no) Persian:(pleaseverify)دراو‎ Serbo-Croatian:(pleaseverify)svȅstan (sh),(pleaseverify)svjȅstan (sh),(pleaseverify)свје̏стан,(pleaseverify)све̏стан Swahili:(pleaseverify)jifahamu Swedish:(pleaseverify)medveten (sv) Thai:(pleaseverify)ที่รู้สึกหรือคิดได้ Turkish:(pleaseverify)bilinçli (tr) Ukrainian:(pleaseverify)свідо́мий (uk)(svidómyj) Vietnamese:(pleaseverify)biếtrõ Welsh:(pleaseverify)ymwybodol (cy) Yiddish:(pleaseverify)bavustsinik‎(bavustsinik) Noun[edit] conscious(pluralconsciouses) Thepartofthemindthatisawareofitself;theconsciousness. 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