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Definition of conscious
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of conscious is as below...
Conscious
(a.)
Possessing
knowledge,
whether
by
internal,
conscious
experience
or by
external
observation;
cognizant;
aware;
sensible..
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Lonely
::
Lonely
(superl.)
Having
a
feeling
of
depression
or
sadness
resulting
from the
consciousness
of being
alone;
lonesome.
Unconscious
::
Unconscious
(a.) Not known or
apprehended
by
consciousness;
as, an
unconscious
cerebration..
Unconscious
::
Unconscious
(a.)
Having
no
knowledge
by
experience;
--
followed
by of; as, a mule
unconscious
of the
yoke..
Megrim
::
Megrim
(n.) A
sudden
vertigo
in a
horse,
succeeded
sometimes
by
unconsciousness,
produced
by an
excess
of blood in the
brain;
a mild form of
apoplexy..
Unwitting
::
Unwitting
(a.) Not
knowing;
unconscious;
ignorant.
Himself
::
Himself
(pron.)
One's true or real
character;
one's
natural
temper
and
disposition;
the state of being in one's right or sane mind
(after
unconsciousness,
passion,
delirium,
or
abasement);
as, the man has come to
himself..
Heterophemy
::
Heterophemy
(n.) The
unconscious
saying,
in
speech
or in
writing,
of that which one does not
intend
to say; --
frequently
the very
reverse
of the
thought
which is
present
to
consciousness..
Self-conscious
::
Self-conscious
(a.)
Conscious
of one's self as an
object
of the
observation
of
others;
as, the
speaker
was too
self-conscious..
Subjective
::
Subjective
(a.)
Especially,
pertaining
to, or
derived
from, one's own
consciousness,
in
distinction
from
external
observation;
ralating
to the mind, or
intellectual
world,
in
distinction
from the
outward
or
material
excessively
occupied
with, or
brooding
over, one's own
internal
states..
Consciousness
::
Consciousness
(n.) The state of being
conscious;
knowledge
of one's own
existence,
condition,
sensations,
mental
operations,
acts, etc..
Semiconscious
::
Semiconscious
(a.) Half
conscious;
imperfectly
conscious.
Simper
::
Simper
(n.) A
constrained,
self-conscious
smile;
an
affected,
silly
smile;
a
smirk..
Rally
::
Rally (v. i.) To
collect
one's vital
powers
or
forces;
to
regain
health
or
consciousness;
to
recuperate.
Guilty
::
Guilty
(superl.)
Conscious;
cognizant.
Coextensive
::
Coextensive
(a.)
Equally
extensive;
having
equal
extent;
as,
consciousness
and
knowledge
are
coextensive..
Self
::
Self (n.) The
individual
as the
object
of his own
reflective
consciousness;
the man
viewed
by his own
cognition
as the
subject
of all his
mental
phenomena,
the agent in his own
activities,
the
subject
of his own
feelings,
and the
possessor
of
capacities
and
character;
a
person
as a
distinct
individual;
a being
regarded
as
having
personality..
Feel
::
Feel (v. i.) To know with
feeling;
to be
conscious;
hence,
to know
certainly
or
without
misgiving..
Insensibility
::
Insensibility
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
insensible;
want of
sensibility;
torpor;
unconsciousness;
as, the
insensibility
produced
by a fall, or by
opiates..
Sleep
::
Sleep (v. i.) A
natural
and
healthy,
but
temporary
and
periodical,
suspension
of the
functions
of the
organs
of
sense,
as well as of those of the
voluntary
and
rational
soul; that state of the
animal
in which there is a
lessened
acuteness
of
sensory
perception,
a
confusion
of
ideas,
and a loss of
mental
control,
followed
by a more or less
unconscious
state..
Embolism
::
Embolism
(n.) The
occlusion
of a blood
vessel
by an
embolus.
Embolism
in the brain often
produces
sudden
unconsciousness
and
paralysis.
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