Consciousness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSCIOUSNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being conscious
• the fact of awareness by the mind of itself and the world
• The state of being conscious; knowledge of one\'s own existence, condition, sensations, mental operations, acts, etc.
• Immediate knowledge or perception of the presence of any object, state, or sensation. See the Note under Attention.
• Feeling, persuasion, or expectation; esp., inward sense of guilt or innocence.
• an alert cognitive state in which you are aware of yourself and your situation
• having knowledge of
• the state of being aware of and responsive to one's surroundings
• a person's awareness or perception of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being aware especially of something within oneself; the state or fact of being conscious of an external object, state, or fact; awareness; concern for some social or political cause

Words related to CONSCIOUSNESS

conscious13 consciousnesses19

Words that contain CONSCIOUSNESS

coconsciousness21 consciousnesses19 unconsciousness19 subconsciousness22 unconsciousnesses21 semiconsciousness23 subconsciousnesses24 hyperconsciousness30 semiconsciousnesses25 hyperconsciousnesses32

How to use CONSCIOUSNESS in a sentence

• I saw her blush when that old lover passed by, or paused to speak to her, but it was only the sign of delicate feminine consciousness.
• The Volunteers thus bravely extinguished three fence-posts that had caught fire from the woodshed, and then turned for home, proud in the consciousness of duty performed.
• And into his dreams he carried the dim consciousness that the thunderstorm had begun.
• The half-strangled boy was carried to his bed, and a few simple remedies restored him to consciousness.
• The deepening of philosophic consciousness came to us english folk from Germany, as it will probably pass back ere long.
• The first type takes a consciousness of wider time-span than ours to be the vehicle of the more real activity.
• Recollection of the frightful apparition that had confronted him swept to his consciousness.
• He had a consciousness, vague, but nevertheless real that, at last, after all his searching, Fate had brought him face to face with the one woman in all the world for him.
• The face and form upon the bank, the face in the water, showed no consciousness of any human neighbor.
• This consciousness requires neither definition nor illustration.
• The dull surface of the grass showed no shuddering consciousness of an unearthly creature passing over it.
• This was where he had regained consciousness yesterday and there was no den! He faced away from the river, breathing fast.
• He had reached the point of utter indifference to personal danger and it brought a new consciousness of strength that was inspiring.
• This extreme depth of sleep means complete rest for the brain, absolute loss of consciousness, and, to a certain extent, loss of sensibility in respect to our senses.
• It is at the moment when we have become absolutely just to these, and within our own consciousness, that we realise our great injustice to all the others.
• Livermore helped restore the women to consciousness.
• Schmucke rallied from the first attack, but he never recovered consciousness, and refused to eat.
• And so, as slowly Guy returned, she schooled herself to subdue a certain distrust of him which was never wholly absent from her consciousness.
• We think the reason is to be found in her very consciousness of perfection.
• Foolish in the beginning and generous in the end, consciousness thinks of nothing so little as of its own interests.
• But the consciousness of the sacredness of their cause made the soldiers of Rodolph invincible.

Similar words containing NSCIOUSNES without suffix s and without prefix co

coconsciousness21 consciousnesses19 unconsciousness19 subconsciousnes21 subconsciousness22 unconsciousnesses21 semiconsciousness23 subconsciousnesses24 hyperconsciousness30 semiconsciousnesses25 hyperconsciousnesses32

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