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conscious

[kon-shuhs] / ˈkɒn ʃəs /




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As patients are placed under conscious sedation an anaesthetist isn't required.

From BBC

Logan expressed optimism that inflation will decline further toward the Fed’s 2% target this year, but said she remains conscious of risks that progress could stall.

From The Wall Street Journal

Overwhelming evidence from subsequent investigations - including a second set of inquests in 2016 - found many victims were conscious at least half an hour later.

From BBC

Hypocrisy is the more-or-less conscious habit of saying one thing and doing another; projection is the mostly unconscious process of displacing one’s own unacceptable intentions onto other people’s presumed desires.

From Salon

Mr. Polito thereby gives us a poet who isn’t “just a blazing, mercurial, ingenious reviser of his own words and melodies but also a conscious, sly, artist.”

From The Wall Street Journal