consciously

English

Etymology

From conscious +‎ -ly.

Pronunciation

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Adverb

consciously (comparative more consciously, superlative most consciously)

1. In a conscious manner; knowingly, volitionally.
   • 1975 December 20, Satya, “Uncensoring Shakespeare's Sonnets”, in Gay Community News, volume 3, number 25, page 16:

     History is almost always distorted by those who write it. It may be consciously changed as in the censorship of certain items, or it may be a reflection of the writer's lack of perception.

Antonyms

• subconsciously
• unconsciously

Related terms

• self-consciously

 

Translations

in a conscious manner; knowingly, volitionally

• Armenian: գիտակցաբար (hy) (gitakcʻabar)
• Catalan: conscientment (ca)
• Czech: vědomě (cs)
• Finnish: tietoisesti (fi)
• French: consciemment (fr)
• Galician: conscientemente
• German: bewusst (de), wissentlich (de)
• Greek: συνειδητά (el) (syneiditá)
• Ingrian: tiitoisest
• Italian: coscientemente (it)
• Polish: świadomie (pl)
• Portuguese: conscientemente (pt)
• Romanian: conștient (ro)
• Russian: созна́тельно (ru) (soznátelʹno), осо́знанно (ru) (osóznanno)
• Slovak: vedome
• Spanish: conscientemente (es)
• Ukrainian: свідо́мо (uk) (svidómo), усвідо́млено (usvidómleno)