Translation
conscience
Word origin
From Latin conscientia ('shared knowledge, moral sense'), from con plus scire ('to know'). Esperanto keeps the moral sense here and awareness in the separate verb konscii, a distinction French conscience blurs.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- conscientia
- English cognates
- conscience, conscientious
Examples
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My conscience is clear.
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He has a bad conscience because of what he did.
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Act according to your conscience.
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