Conscious and Seeing

Conscious

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

Seeing and conscious are semantically related in alert topic. In some cases you can use "Seeing" instead an adjective "Conscious".

Seeing

Seeing adjective - Having vision, not blind.
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Synonyms for Seeing

Conscious and seeing are semantically related in observing topic. Sometimes you can use "Conscious" instead an adjective "Seeing".

Nearby Words: see, seen

Both words in one sentence

  • It's played for laughs in Thor, where after accidentally running Thor over with a car and upon seeing Thor (and he was conscious and breathing fine on his own), Darcy was quick to point out she knows CPR to help him.
  • And just to add to the fun, having a (frequently debauched) mental passenger and being unable to stop seeing the unquiet dead without making a conscious effort is a very good way to go mad.
  • And it turns out, part of him is still conscious... Power Copying: One of the Element of Magic's abilities is to instantly learn how to do any spell just by seeing it done.
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