conscience
Pronunciation: [ˈkɒnʃəns]
Word
Context: “morality”
(noun) the part of a person's mind that tells them what is right and wrong. It's like a little voice inside you that helps you make good choices. If you feel bad about doing something wrong, that's your conscience speaking.
Example
She followed her conscience and decided to help the lost dog instead of just walking by.
Example
He ignored his conscience and cheated on the test, which made him feel guilty later.
Example
Do you listen to your conscience when making important decisions?
Context: “self-awareness”
(noun) awareness of the moral and ethical aspects of one's actions. It helps you think about your behavior and how it affects others. It's like being aware of the right thing to do.
Example
Her conscience gave her the courage to stand up for what she believed in.
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He lacked a sense of conscience and didn't care how his actions hurt others.
Example
Why is it important to have a conscience when dealing with others?
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