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Definition of consciousness
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Consciousness
(n.)
Immediate
knowledge
or
perception
of the
presence
of any
object,
state,
or
sensation.
See the Note under
Attention..
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Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) To move or to come into being or under
notice;
to come and go in
consciousness;
hence,
to take
place;
to
occur;
to
happen;
to come; to occur
progressively
or in
succession;
to be
present
transitorily..
Rally
::
Rally (v. i.) To
collect
one's vital
powers
or
forces;
to
regain
health
or
consciousness;
to
recuperate.
Blank
::
Blank (a.)
Lacking
characteristics
which give
variety;
as, a blank
desert;
a blank wall;
destitute
of
interests,
affections,
hopes,
etc.; as, to live a blank
existence;
destitute
of
sensations;
as, blank
unconsciousness..
Lonely
::
Lonely
(superl.)
Having
a
feeling
of
depression
or
sadness
resulting
from the
consciousness
of being
alone;
lonesome.
Preconscious
::
Preconscious
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a state
before
consciousness.
Consciousness
::
Consciousness
(n.) The state of being
conscious;
knowledge
of one's own
existence,
condition,
sensations,
mental
operations,
acts, etc..
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..
Embolism
::
Embolism
(n.) The
occlusion
of a blood
vessel
by an
embolus.
Embolism
in the brain often
produces
sudden
unconsciousness
and
paralysis.
Unconscious
::
Unconscious
(a.) Not known or
apprehended
by
consciousness;
as, an
unconscious
cerebration..
Abash
::
Abash (v. t.) To
destroy
the
self-possession
of; to
confuse
or
confound,
as by
exciting
suddenly
a
consciousness
of
guilt,
mistake,
or
inferiority;
to put to
shame;
to
disconcert;
to
discomfit..
Guilt-sick
::
Guilt-sick
(a.) Made sick by
consciousness
of
guilt.
Psychophysics
::
Psychophysics
(n.) The
science
of the
connection
between
nerve
action
and
consciousness;
the
science
which
treats
of the
relations
of the
psychical
and
physical
in their
conjoint
operation
in man; the
doctrine
of the
relation
of
function
or
dependence
between
body and soul.
Stunning
::
Stunning
(a.)
Overpowering
consciousness;
overpowering
the
senses;
especially,
overpowering
the sense of
hearing;
confounding
with
noise..
Self-abasement
::
Self-abasement
(n.)
Humiliation
or
abasement
proceeding
from
consciousness
of
inferiority,
guilt,
or
shame..
Conscience
::
Conscience
(n.)
Knowledge
of one's own
thoughts
or
actions;
consciousness.
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..
Apoplexy
::
Apoplexy
(n.)
Sudden
diminution
or loss of
consciousness,
sensation,
and
voluntary
motion,
usually
caused
by
pressure
on the
brain..
Self-reproving
::
Self-reproving
(a.)
Reproving
one's self;
reproving
by
consciousness
of
guilt.
Self-convicted
::
Self-convicted
(a.)
Convicted
by one's own
consciousness,
knowledge,
avowal,
or
acts..
Narcosis
::
Narcosis
(n.)
Privation
of sense or
consciousness,
due to a
narcotic..
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