/iŋkonsˈθjente/
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Translation
unconscious
Word origin
From the prefix in- ('not') plus consciente, from Latin conscius ('aware, knowing together'), from con- ('with') plus scire ('to know'). English 'conscious' and 'science' share the root scire.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- conscius
- English cognates
- unconscious, conscious
Grammar
Masc pluralinconscientes
Examples
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The injured man was left unconscious after the accident.
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He was very reckless to drive so fast.
Muchos .
Many of our fears are unconscious.
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They found her unconscious on the kitchen floor.
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It is a reckless decision that could prove costly.
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