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consciousness

[kon-shuhs-nis] / ˈkɒn ʃəs nɪs /


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Winter's metaphorical - often stream of consciousness - lyrics capture something tangible about a world where comfort, terror and societal decay co-exist.

From BBC

And with that, a relatively new acronym will begin to seep into our consciousness, Mr Phillips predicts.

From BBC

That purpose could be the urge to compel people to surrender their individuality to a pooled consciousness, portrayed with frightening, infuriating effectiveness in this show and “Sinners.”

From Salon

Electricity eventually assimilated into the economy and our consciousness, outlets everywhere.

From The Wall Street Journal

It has also pushed K-pop further into the American consciousness, attracting some fans who, like Pine, had never dabbled in the genre before.

From The Wall Street Journal