Conscious and Dormant

Conscious

Conscious adjective - Having specified facts or feelings actively impressed on the mind.

Dormant is an antonym for conscious.

Dormant

Dormant adjective - Being in a state of suspended consciousness.
Usage example: the bears lay dormant in their den during the winter

Conscious is an antonym for dormant in inactive topic.

Nearby Word: dormancy

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / A.I.: Artificial Intelligence Also, when he is found, he is not moving or talking, and has evidently been dormant (or at least out of power) for quite some time and thus not conscious for the majority of his time in the ice.
  • The place is so inhospitable that they are forced into a dormant state where all they can do is think about how much they hate their situation, except for Reaper who stays conscious but gets hideously wounded.
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