Pronunciation: /ˈkɑnʃəs/
noun a person's awareness or perception of something
A1 I am trying to raise my conscious about environmental issues.
A2 She has a strong conscious of social justice.
B1 The company promotes conscious consumerism.
B2 His conscious led him to donate to charity regularly.
C1 Her conscious decision to pursue a career in sustainability paid off.
C2 The artist's conscious of his impact on society influenced his work.
adjective aware of and able to think about one's own thoughts and feelings
A1 I am conscious of the fact that I need to study more.
A2 She was conscious of the time ticking away as she rushed to finish her work.
B1 Being conscious of your surroundings is important for personal safety.
B2 He made a conscious effort to improve his communication skills.
C1 She was conscious of the impact her words could have on others.
C2 The artist's use of color was a conscious choice to evoke certain emotions in the viewer.
formal It is important to remain conscious of the impact our decisions have on the environment.
informal I try to stay conscious of my spending habits to save money.
slang Dude, you need to be more conscious of how you come across to others.
figurative She was conscious of the fact that time was running out, so she worked quickly to finish the project.
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