consciently
/ˈkɒnʃntli/adverb
(A) = consciously; (b) = conscientiously.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Lane (fl. 1600–1630). Partly from conscient + -ly, and partly from classical Latin conscientia conscience + -ly.
- Abuna
- abundance
- abundancy
- abundant
- abundante cautela
- abundanti cautela
- abundantly
- a bundle of fun (or laughs)
- a bundle of joy
- a bundle of nerves
- abura
- ab urbe condita
- aburn
- a burr under someone's saddle
- aburst
- abusable
- abusage
- abuse
- abusee
- abuseful
- abusefully
- ab-usefulness
- abusement
- abuse of notation
- abuser