Conscious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSCIOUS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the conscious mind
• conscious part of the mind
ADJECTIVE:
• having the feeling or knowledge of something
• having knowledge of something
• concerned with or worried about a particular matter
• (of an action or feeling) deliberate and intentional
• (of the mind or a thought) directly perceptible to and under the control of the person concerned
• alert and awake
• Possessing the faculty of knowing one\'s own thoughts or mental operations.
• Possessing knowledge, whether by internal, conscious experience or by external observation; cognizant; aware; sensible.
• Made the object of consciousness; known to one\'s self; as, conscious guilt.
• intentionally conceived
• knowing and perceiving; having awareness of surroundings and sensations and thoughts
• (followed by `of\') showing realization or recognition of something
• aware of and responding to one's surroundings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• perceiving, apprehending, or noticing with a degree of controlled thought or observation

Words related to CONSCIOUS

conscient13 consciouses15 consciously18 consciousness17 supraliminal16

Words that contain CONSCIOUS

coconscious17 consciouses15 consciously18 inconscious15 unconscious15 nonconscious16 preconscious18 subconscious18 coconsciouses19 consciousness17 overconscious20 semiconscious19 unconsciouses17 unconsciously20 hyperconscious26 preconsciouses20 preconsciously23 subconsciouses20 subconsciously23 nonconsciously21 coconsciousness21 consciousnesses19 semiconsciously24 unconsciousness19 unselfconscious22 subconsciousnes21 semiconsciousne21 hyperconsciousn27 subconsciousness22 unconsciousnesses21 semiconsciousness23 subconsciousnesses24 hyperconsciousness30 semiconsciousnesses25 hyperconsciousnesses32

How to use CONSCIOUS in a sentence

• Yet at the time this picture had not roused her conscious attention.
• He was not in the humor to be challenged, and he was conscious of making a very conspicuous mark upon the snow.
• They seem to be conscious that they are doing well, and to take a delight in the consciousness.
• She was conscious of a glimpse of his turning profile, still transfixed with the cool purpose of action.
• They are so conscious that their Discourses ought to be kept secret, that they are very cautious of admitting any Person who is not of their Profession.
• There were no cracks or crevices in the smooth surfaces, but as he stopped over the logs he became conscious of a sharp odor.
• Men conscious of great powers for serving the State will often put up with a good deal which they dislike sooner than decline an opportunity of public usefulness.
• Suddenly he became conscious that his eyes no longer saw the smoke.
• For nearly two thousand years after this, conscious eugenic ideals were largely ignored.
• But as we grow in years, there springs up a dissatisfaction, a restlessness, of which we may be only half conscious, and still less know how to cure.
• He sat back in the shadow behind Charmian in a sort of strange loneliness, conscious of the enormous crowd around him.
• This afternoon, however, when she said so much to him, he was conscious of a very little irritation, for he was naturally high-spirited.
• You will be conscious of the sweet sense of peace within.
• What is the difference between that conscious habit and the unconscious habits? None whatever as regards its effect on the sum of your character.
• That was her first thought, and she was conscious of a momentary sense of triumph.
• Here, on the contrary, we have to do with people fully conscious of what they were and what they were about.
• It has been said that this work shows a more definite plan and more conscious art than any other Anglo-Saxon poem.
• James was conscious of a strange vibration by his side, and saw that Jos Swetnam had got the whole of a lace handkerchief into her mouth.
• At night, though I may not see it or even know where it is, I am conscious of it.
• He stood pensive and confused, afraid to go forward lest he should go wrong, yet conscious that the time of loitering was now past.
• There was not a conscious minute when I forgot her.
• No sign was given by the master that he was conscious of this commotion of the elements.
• They live here in great happiness, and are conscious vaguely of the good and great intention of God towards them.
• Belcher was conscious of a swift figure that passed under his arm, and was half down the staircase before he could move or say a word.
• She never appears to have been conscious of any inferiority in herself.

Similar words containing NSCIOU without suffix s and without prefix co

coconscious17 consciouses15 consciously18 inconscious15 unconscious15 nonconscious16 preconscious18 subconscious18 coconsciouses19 consciousness17 overconscious20 semiconscious19 unconsciouses17 unconsciously20 hyperconscious26 preconsciouses20 preconsciously23 subconsciouses20 subconsciously23 nonconsciously21 coconsciousness21 consciousnesses19 semiconsciously24 unconsciousness19 unselfconscious22 subconsciousnes21 semiconsciousne21 hyperconsciousn27 subconsciousness22 unconsciousnesses21 semiconsciousness23 subconsciousnesses24 hyperconsciousness30 semiconsciousnesses25 hyperconsciousnesses32

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