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Definition of conscience
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Conscience
(n.)
Knowledge
of one's own
thoughts
or
actions;
consciousness.
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Penitentiary
::
Penitentiary
(n.) An
office
of the papal court which
examines
cases of
conscience,
confession,
absolution
from vows, etc., and
delivers
decisions,
dispensations,
etc. Its chief is a
cardinal,
called
the Grand
Penitentiary,
appointed
by the
pope..
Self-reproach
::
Self-reproach
(n.) The act of
reproaching
one's self;
censure
by one's own
conscience.
Unconscionable
::
Unconscionable
(a.) Not
guided
by, or
conformed
to,
conscience..
Compunct
::
Compunct
(a.)
Affected
with
compunction;
conscience-stricken.
Scandalize
::
Scandalize
(v. t.) To
offend
the
feelings
or the
conscience
of (a
person)
by some
action
which is
considered
immoral
or
criminal;
to bring
shame,
disgrace,
or
reproach
upon..
Conscience
::
Conscience
(n.)
Knowledge
of one's own
thoughts
or
actions;
consciousness.
Conscience
::
Conscience
(n.)
Tenderness
of
feeling;
pity.
Scruple
::
Scruple
(n.)
Hesitation
as to
action
from the
difficulty
of
determining
what is right or
expedient;
unwillingness,
doubt,
or
hesitation
proceeding
from
motives
of
conscience..
Peace
::
Peace (v.)
Exemption
from, or
subjection
of,
agitating
passions;
tranquillity
of mind or
conscience..
Casuistry
::
Casuistry
(a.) The
science
or
doctrine
of
dealing
with cases of
conscience,
of
resolving
questions
of right or wrong in
conduct,
or
determining
the
lawfulness
or
unlawfulness
of what a man may do by rules and
principles
drawn from the
Scriptures,
from the laws of
society
or the
church,
or from
equity
and
natural
reason;
the
application
of
general
moral rules to
particular
cases..
Confess
::
Confess
(v. i.) To make
confession;
to
disclose
sins or
faults,
or the state of the
conscience..
Self-reproached
::
Self-reproached
(a.)
Reproached
by one's own
conscience
or
judgment.
Synteretic
::
Synteresis
(n.)
Conscience
viewed
as the
internal
repository
of the laws of duty.
Compunctious
::
Compunctious
(a.) Of the
nature
of
compunction;
caused
by
conscience;
attended
with, or
causing,
compunction..
Impressive
::
Impressive
(a.)
Making,
or
tending
to make, an
impression;
having
power to
impress;
adapted
to
excite
attention
and
feeling,
to touch the
sensibilities,
or
affect
the
conscience;
as, an
impressive
discourse;
an
impressive
scene..
Convict
::
Convict
(v. t.) To prove or find
guilty
of an
offense
or crime
charged;
to
pronounce
guilty,
as by legal
decision,
or by one's
conscience..
Scruple
::
Scruple
(v. i.) To be
reluctant
or to
hesitate,
as
regards
an
action,
on
account
of
considerations
of
conscience
or
expedience..
Conscientious
::
Conscientious
(a.)
Characterized
by a
regard
to
conscience;
conformed
to the
dictates
of
conscience;
-- said of
actions.
Bind
::
Bind (v. t.) Fig.: To
oblige,
restrain,
or hold, by
authority,
law, duty,
promise,
vow,
affection,
or other moral tie; as, to bind the
conscience;
to bind by
kindness;
bound by
affection;
commerce
binds
nations
to each
other..
Conscientious
::
Conscientious
(a.)
Influenced
by
conscience;
governed
by a
strict
regard
to the
dictates
of
conscience,
or by the known or
supposed
rules of right and
wrong;
-- said of a
person..
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