consciously
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3.7
- adverb
- /ˈkɒnʃəsli/
:
conscientemente
- He consciously chose to follow a healthier lifestyle by exercising regularly.
- consciously or unconsciously
- consciously choose
- live consciously
He used his mind consciously and his breathing.
- He used his mind consciously and his breathing.
- Only because you are not able to consciously find the pin.
- Nevertheless, we can consciously decide to cultivate a habit.
- It's a method to help you consciously plan and curate your closet.
- You can't, you cannot think consciously while running downhill.
- It's not like I'm sitting there consciously in my head going through a checklist.
- And unless we kind of consciously make an effort.
- And I didn't, I didn't really consciously do that.
- So what are you consciously doing now that you've chosen bliss?
- He's really doing it consciously, exactly as he does it in life.
- The resilient skill is to consciously turn them off.
- You're very consciously aware of the importance of each day.
Examples
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And so this shift in connects element is about consciously seeking out new communities, new people, different relationships.
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You made the choice consciously, actively made the choice.
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And I consciously said, yes, I can do that.
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Those are people that have consciously said that is my aim.
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How do we make people consciously do sport?
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And unless we kind of consciously make an effort.
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The last thing I remember consciously thinking was, what will come next?
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You know, I work really consciously at staying conscious.
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It's a method to help you consciously plan and curate your closet.
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Nevertheless, we can consciously decide to cultivate a habit.
Synonyms
320
3.7
To do something on purpose and with care
155
3.1
In a way that someone does something on purpose, not by accident
72
3.5
To do something on purpose
31
3.9
To act in a determined way to reach a clear goal
2
3.9
Carefully and with full attention to what you do
1
6.8
In a planned, careful way to get a particular result
In a way you choose after thinking about it
Antonyms
How Intentional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Consciously comes from the parts con- meaning 'together' and science meaning 'to know', the same root as the word science. So, to do something consciously is to do it with knowledge and on purpose.