| CONSCIENCELESS | • conscienceless adj. Lacking a conscience; unscrupulous or ruthless. • CONSCIENCELESS adj. without a conscience. |
| CONSCIENTISING | • conscientising v. Present participle of conscientise. • CONSCIENTISE v. to make (someone) aware of political and social rights, also CONSCIENTIZE. |
| CONSCIENTIZING | • conscientizing v. Present participle of conscientize. • CONSCIENTIZE v. to make (someone) aware of political and social rights, also CONSCIENTISE. |
| CONSCRIPTIONAL | • conscriptional adj. Relating to conscription. • CONSCRIPTIONAL adj. relating to conscription. |
| HYPERCONSCIOUS | • hyperconscious adj. Extremely conscious or aware. • HYPERCONSCIOUS adj. excessively conscious. |
| INCONSCIONABLE | • inconscionable adj. (Rare) Obsolete form of unconscionable. • INCONSCIONABLE adj. disregarding the conscience, also UNCONSCIONABLE. |
| NONCONSCIOUSLY | • nonconsciously adv. In a manner that is not conscious. |
| PRECONSCIOUSES | • preconsciouses n. Plural of preconscious. • PRECONSCIOUS n. the preconscious part of the psyche esp. in psychoanalysis. |
| PRECONSCIOUSLY | • preconsciously adv. (Psychology) In terms of, or by means of, the preconscious. • PRECONSCIOUS adv. of memories, ideas, etc. currently absent from, but which can be readily recalled to, the conscious mind. |
| SUBCONSCIOUSES | • subconsciouses n. Plural of subconscious. • SUBCONSCIOUS n. the mental activities just below the threshold of consciousness. |
| SUBCONSCIOUSLY | • subconsciously adv. Below the level of conscious awareness. • SUBCONSCIOUS adv. below the threshold of consciousness. |
| UNCONSCIONABLE | • unconscionable adj. Not conscionable; unscrupulous and lacking principles or conscience. • unconscionable adj. Excessive, imprudent or unreasonable. • UNCONSCIONABLE adj. showing no regard for conscience; excessive. |
| UNCONSCIONABLY | • unconscionably adv. In an unconscionable manner. • UNCONSCIONABLE adv. showing no regard for conscience; excessive. |