Conscience
Conscience noun - Motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions.
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Synonyms for Conscience
Intelligence and conscience are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Intelligence" instead a noun "Conscience".
Intelligence
Intelligence noun - The ability to learn and understand or to deal with problems.
Conscience and intelligence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conscience" instead a noun "Intelligence".
How words are described
| emotional | emotional conscience | emotional intelligence |
| human | human conscience | human intelligence |
| good | good conscience | good intelligence |
| full | full conscience | full intelligence |
| Other adjectives: better, normal, natural, complete, original, true, powerful, actual, collective, evil, bad, social, apparent. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- All of his family members around, who vary in terms of both intelligence and conscience themselves, spend half of their energy trying to knock not even some morality, but some sense of Pragmatic Villainy into him, to no avail.
Source: The Millstone -
Buffyverse vampires are generally corpses of people without a soul, and thus a conscience; only the memories and intelligence of their former human selves keeps them from becoming completely feral.
Source: Enemy Within -
Her reasoning is that she doesn't need a liaison or a conscience; she just needs her intelligence person to provide her with list of potential threats to the Kree race to be pointed at.
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