Conscience

kon's hens, n. the knowledge of our own acts and feelings as right or wrong sense of duty the faculty or principle by which we distinguish right from wrong [L conscient i a from cohscio, to know with one’s self con, with, and scio to know, Conscientious, kon-shi-en's hus, adj, regulated by a regard to conscience faithful: just.—adv Conscientiously - n Consclen'tiousnese Conscionable, kon's hun-a-bl, adj governed or — regulated by conscience. adv. Con's clonably. Conscious, kon's hus, adj having the feeling or knowledge: aware.—adv. Con's ciously. Consciousne . kon's hus-nes, «. the knowledge which the mind has of its own acts and feelings. Conscript, kon's kript, adj ivrtiten deivn, enrolled, registered -n, one whose name has been enrolled and who is liable to serve as a soldier or sailor. [L. conscnbo, conscription to write together in a to enlist.]