conscious

/ˈkɑn.ʃəs/
adj 5noun 1

Collocations

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1

(adj.) aware of sth

VERBS

be, seem | become | remain

ADV

acutely, deeply

She became acutely conscious of the silence when everyone stopped talking.

extremely, highly, intensely, terribly, very

He was acutely conscious of his new haircut when he walked into the classroom.

fully, perfectly | increasingly

hardly

After the accident, she was hardly conscious for the first few days in the hospital.

clearly

dimly, vaguely

She was vaguely conscious of someone calling her name as she drifted off to sleep.

painfully

She was painfully conscious of the stain on her shirt during the entire presentation.

environmentally, politically, socially

She became politically conscious during her university years and joined several activist groups.

PREP

of

She became conscious of a strange smell coming from the kitchen.

PHRASES

fashion/health/safety/security conscious

Many parents are becoming increasingly health conscious about what their children eat at school.

2

(adj.) able to see/hear/feel

VERBS

be | become

remain

The patient remained conscious even though the procedure was quite painful.

ADV

fully

She wasn't fully conscious when the ambulance arrived at the hospital.

barely, hardly

After the accident, she was hardly conscious and couldn't remember what happened.

half

After the accident, she remained half conscious throughout the ambulance ride to the hospital.

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