Conscience

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 91
kon's hens, n. The faculty which decides on the lawfulne of our actions and affections; moral faculty; moral sense; determination of conopinscience; truth; justice; honesty; reasonablene . i. — Consciencele , a. Having no conscience. — Coneviscientious, -shl-en's hus, a. Governed by strict regard to the dictates of conscience; scrupulous; just; Con up right. — Conscientiously, adv. — Conscientiousne , n. — Con's cionafcle, -shun-a-bl, a. Governed by conscience; just.— Con's cio us, -shus, a. Pos- To se ing the faculty of knowing one's thoughts or as so mental operations'; capable of perceiving sounds, acts, or sensations; made the object of conscious to ne : aware; apprised; sensible.— Con's ciousne , n. Knowledge of what pa es in one's own mind; im-; end, eve, term; Yn, ice; Sdd, t5ne, 6r mediate knowledge of any object; state in which one knows what is pa ing around one. 91
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