Sense 1: (that part of one's mind which holds one's) knowledge or sense of right and wrong
The injured man was on her conscience because she was responsible for the accident; She had a guilty conscience about the injured man; He had no conscience about dismissing the men.
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 Conscience in Afrikaans: gewete, konsensie |
 Conscience in Arabic: ضَمير |
 Conscience in Bulgarian: съвест |
 Conscience in Brazilian: consciência |
 Conscience in Czech: svědomí |
 Conscience in German: das Gewissen |
 Conscience in Danish: samvittighed |
 Conscience in Greek: συνείδηση |
 Conscience in Spanish: conciencia |
 Conscience in Estonian: südametunnistus |
 Conscience in Farsi: وجدان |
 Conscience in Finnish: omatunto |
 Conscience in French: conscience |
 Conscience in Hebrew: מַצפּוּן |
 Conscience in Hindi: अंतरात्मा |
 Conscience in Croatian: savjest |
 Conscience in Hungarian: lelkiismeret |
 Conscience in Indonesian: nurani |
 Conscience in Icelandic: samviska |
 Conscience in Italian: coscienza |
 Conscience in Japanese: 良心 |
 Conscience in Korean: 양심 |
 Conscience in Lithuanian: sąžinė |
 Conscience in Latvian: sirdsapziņa |
 Conscience in Malay: hati nurani |
 Conscience in Dutch: geweten |
 Conscience in Norwegian: samvittighet |
 Conscience in Polish: sumienie |
 Conscience in Persian: وجدان |
 Conscience in Pashto: ضمير، وجدان دښواو بدو تر |
 Conscience in Portuguese: consciência |
 Conscience in Romanian: conştiinţă; cunoştinţă |
 Conscience in Russian: совесть |
 Conscience in Slovak: svedomie |
 Conscience in Slovenian: vest |
 Conscience in Serbian: savest |
 Conscience in Swedish: samvete |
 Conscience in Thai: ความรู้สึกผิดชอบชั่วดี |
 Conscience in Turkish: vicdan |
 Conscience in Taiwanese: 良心 |
 Conscience in Ukrainian: совість; сумління |
 Conscience in Urdu: ضمير |
 Conscience in Vietnamese: lương tâm |
 Conscience in Chinese: 良心 |
Conscience translation
