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conscience
noun the moral sense of right and wrong that determines someone's thoughts and behaviour.
[13c: French, from Latin conscientia knowledge within oneself, from con together + scire to know]
in all conscience by any normal standard of fairness.
on one's conscience making one feel guilty.
noun the moral sense of right and wrong that determines someone's thoughts and behaviour.
[13c: French, from Latin conscientia knowledge within oneself, from con together + scire to know]
in all conscience by any normal standard of fairness.
on one's conscience making one feel guilty.
conscience money
noun money paid to make amends for some kind of wrongdoing, so that one feels less guilty.
noun money paid to make amends for some kind of wrongdoing, so that one feels less guilty.
conscience-stricken
adjective feeling guilty over something one has done.
adjective feeling guilty over something one has done.
conscientious
adjective
1 careful; thorough; painstaking.
2 guided by conscience.
[17c: from Latin conscientiosus ]
conscientiously adverb .
conscientiousness noun .
adjective
1 careful; thorough; painstaking.
2 guided by conscience.
[17c: from Latin conscientiosus ]
conscientiously adverb .
conscientiousness noun .
conscientious objector
noun someone who refuses to serve in the armed forces on moral grounds.
noun someone who refuses to serve in the armed forces on moral grounds.
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