conscious
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3.5
- adjective
- /ˈkɒnʃəs/
:
consciente de
- He was finally conscious of the changes he needed to make in his life.
- become conscious of
- more conscious
- less conscious
I, I'm so much more conscious of age.
- I, I'm so much more conscious of age.
- It's simple, but unless you're conscious of it, you won't do it.
- Is state power conscious of itself as state power?
- So desire kind of focuses around that and we're conscious of that drive.
- I was becoming much more conscious about what it was I valued.
- The question is, is why and how conscious was she of that?
- I'm going to just stay conscious to not do these things.
- Yeah, I wasn't like conscious about the grieving period.
- And that's something that, again, as a mom, I'm conscious of wanting.
- I mean, but to the point being, he's very conscious of not being wasteful.
- They don't in are conscious of the specifics.
- So it was really subconscious to conscious awareness of journey over right.
Examples
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And we're not conscious of what we've lost as a society.
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And as that happens, we become conscious of our experience.
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And you could ask, how conscious was she of any of those?
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I was becoming much more conscious about what it was I valued.
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I, I'm so much more conscious of age.
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As an actress, how conscious do you think she was about lying?
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So desire kind of focuses around that and we're conscious of that drive.
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We exist in temporality and should therefore be conscious of our attitude toward it.
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And that's something that, again, as a mom, I'm conscious of wanting.
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Michelangelo was slightly more conscious of his work's historical impact than Masaccio was.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
∞
2.7
Knowing that something exists or is happening
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4.0
Aware of something and paying careful attention
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4.0
Aware of something and careful about it
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7.5
Aware of a fact or a situation
Antonyms
Compounds
- Neologism
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8.7
Ending a romantic relationship in a calm, friendly way to reduce hurt
How Aware
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word conscious comes from the Latin parts con- 'with' and scire 'to know', the same root as science. That is why to be conscious of something is to 'know' it or notice it and understand it.