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Definition of conscience
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Conscience
(n.)
Tenderness
of
feeling;
pity.
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Self-accused
::
Self-accused
(a.)
Accused
by one's self or by one's
conscience.
Hurter
::
Hurter
(n.) An
injury
causing
pain of mind or
conscience;
a
slight;
a
stain;
as of sin.
Conscienceless
::
Conscienceless
(a.)
Without
conscience;
indifferent
to
conscience;
unscrupulous.
Immoral
::
Immoral
(a.) Not
moral;
inconsistent
with
rectitude,
purity,
or good
morals;
contrary
to
conscience
or the
divine
law;
wicked;
unjust;
dishonest;
vicious;
licentious;
as, an
immoral
man; an
immoral
deed..
Law
::
Law (n.) In
morals:
The will of God as the rule for the
disposition
and
conduct
of all
responsible
beings
toward
him and
toward
each
other;
a rule of
living,
conformable
to
righteousness;
the rule of
action
as
obligatory
on the
conscience
or moral
nature..
Compunct
::
Compunct
(a.)
Affected
with
compunction;
conscience-stricken.
Disregard
::
Disregard
(v. t.) Not to
regard;
to pay no heed to; to omit to take
notice
of; to
neglect
to
observe;
to
slight
as
unworthy
of
regard
or
notice;
as, to
disregard
the
admonitions
of
conscience..
Compunction
::
Compunction
(n.) A
picking
of
heart;
poignant
grief
proceeding
from a sense of guilt or
consciousness
of
causing
pain; the sting of
conscience.
Conscience
::
Conscience
(n.)
Tenderness
of
feeling;
pity.
Self-reproved
::
Self-reproved
(a.)
Reproved
by one's own
conscience
or one's own sense of
guilt.
Scandalous
::
Scandalous
(a.)
Giving
offense
to the
conscience
or moral
feelings;
exciting
reprobation;
calling
out
condemnation.
Imperfect
::
Imperfect
(a.) Not
fulfilling
its
design;
not
realizing
an
ideal;
not
conformed
to a
standard
or rule; not
satisfying
the taste or
conscience;
esthetically
or
morally
defective.
Enlighten
::
Enlighten
(v. t.) To make clear to the
intellect
or
conscience;
to shed the light of truth and
knowledge
upon; to
furnish
with
increase
of
knowledge;
to
instruct;
as, to
enlighten
the mind or
understanding..
Qualm
::
Qualm (n.) A prick or
scruple
of
conscience;
uneasiness
of
conscience;
compunction.
Obligatory
::
Obligatory
(a.)
Binding
in law or
conscience;
imposing
duty or
obligation;
requiring
performance
or
forbearance
of some act; -- often
followed
by on or upon; as,
obedience
is
obligatory
on a
soldier..
Inwit
::
Inwit (n.)
Inward
sense;
mind;
understanding;
conscience.
Unconscionable
::
Unconscionable
(a.) Not
guided
by, or
conformed
to,
conscience..
Conscientiously
::
Conscientiously
(adv.)
In a
conscientious
manner;
as a
matter
of
conscience;
hence;
faithfully;
accurately;
completely.
Conscienced
::
Conscienced
(a.)
Having
a
conscience.
Synteretic
::
Synteresis
(n.)
Conscience
viewed
as the
internal
repository
of the laws of duty.
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