Consciously

/ˈkɒnʃəsli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that involves awareness of one's own actions or thoughts; intentionally or deliberately.

She consciously chose to focus on her personal development this year.

With full awareness or with the intention to do something.

He was consciously trying to improve his communication skills.

In a manner that is aware of and responsive to the current situation.

The team consciously adapted their strategy based on the feedback received.

Deliberately taking actions or making choices based on understanding.

They were consciously making an effort to reduce their environmental impact.

Being aware of one’s own thoughts and feelings.

She was consciously aware of her emotions during the debate.

From Latin ‘conscīens’, meaning 'knowing, aware', from the root ‘conscire’, meaning 'to know with, to be privy to'.

consciously uncoupled

A term referring to a deliberate separation or divorce without animosity.

live consciously

To live in a way that is intentional and self-aware.

make conscious choices

To make decisions with full awareness of the implications.

consciousness

The state of being aware of and able to think and perceive; the quality of awareness.

unconsciously

In a manner that is not conscious; without awareness or intention.

subconsciously

Occurring in the mind but not fully aware to the conscious state.

Being woke

He's so consciously woke about social issues.

On purpose

She’s doing it consciously, not by accident.