Consciences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSCIENCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person's moral sense of right and wrong, viewed as acting as a guide to one's behaviour

Words related to CONSCIENCES

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How to use CONSCIENCES in a sentence

• I trust also that we are known in your consciences.
• We of the True Church have some one to keep our consciences for us.
• This question touches the consciences of the people of the country.
• To this power, working upon the hearts and consciences of men, the Negro can always appeal.
• They seem to satisfy their consciences with the doctrine that God created the Africans to be slaves.
• The malignant allusions to merits, to sufferings, to changes of opinion, to political controversies, and a peaceful consciences, cannot be mistaken.
• Those accustomed to such everyday experiences brush beggars aside as they would so many flies, but those to whom such sights are new cannot so easily quiet their own consciences.
• And the remedy in the first place lies not in social legislation and so forth, but in the consciences of the wealthy.
• The fathers of Massachusetts avowed their purpose to be, not the opening of an asylum for all kinds of consciences, but the establishment of a Christian commonwealth.
• And the fowls said nothing, for they were by no means at ease in their consciences.
• We give, with regard to rites and ceremonies, an indulgence to tender consciences.
• Give them understanding to know and believe thy laws, memories to retain them, hearts to love them, consciences to recognize them, courage to profess and power to put in practice.
• Sin makes all the creatures to be armed against us, and makes our own consciences to fight against us.
• If there be no more, men will strive to have their consciences well informed.
• It is for this reason that the world hath been moved to its depths, and the hearts and consciences of men been quickened.
• The movement had its spring in the consciences and character of its leaders.
• Among the many devices brought to bear on the consciences of Pittsburgers, was a sermon preached, as per announcement, by Rev.
• The time is come when we must answer it to our own consciences, if we suffer longer delay or postponement.
• The financial result to the mayor was such as to encourage the tenderness of consciences.
• As the consciences became awakened, therefore, Christians, in increasing numbers, refused to share responsibility for the saloon and what it did.
• With a foundation now laid for both lying and stealing and with their consciences dulled, the boys were constantly laying plans to gratify their evil desires.
• Men of some culture always play their conceit off against their consciences.
• Was helped to speak plainly to their own consciences.
• Then shall we know that you are men and masters of your own consciences.
• Now, if our consciences were but half as sensitive as our nerves, they would answer the purpose much better.
• Hence also the consciences of men at a similar evolutionary level speak alike on broad questions of right and wrong, good and evil.
• On the other hand it is possible to confuse and torment children by stories of the exquisite delicacy of the consciences of the saints, as St.

Similar words containing NSCIENCE without suffix s and without prefix co

inscience13 conscience16 insciences14 nonscience14 nonsciences15 conscienceless20

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