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单词 consciously
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Definition of consciously in English:

consciously

adverb ˈkɒnʃəsliˈkɑnʃəsli
  • 1In a deliberate and intentional way.

    she consciously chose to ignore him
    a vicious and consciously dishonest hatchet job
    Example sentencesExamples
    • These monographs consciously build upon the important urban histories of the 1980s and 1990s.
    • That was the first time I decided consciously to be a rancher.
    • In the atlas, he consciously sought a representational language that could pictorially translate what he imagined were the unadulterated perceptions of sight.
    • It is rare for artists to set out consciously to make their gardens into works of art.
    • Some new beach houses are consciously designed to emulate the original fibro shack, seeking new expressions for this simplest of all recreational structures.
    • His book represents this consciously deceptive strategy in its boldest form.
    • Napoleon consciously followed the example of Louis XIV in his self-aggrandizing use of art.
    • Others were consciously placed in traffic circles without regard to how this would alter memorial practice.
    • Researchers consciously avoided grouping all students with identical majors in the same focus groups.
    • He consciously opted to preserve the authenticity of the journal by maintaining the original grammar and spelling.
    1. 1.1 In a way that is directly perceptible to and under the control of the person concerned.
      most players don't think consciously about a throw
      we don't consciously perceive everything that happens to us
      Example sentencesExamples
      • They may not consciously think "I need something to control so I will get a pet," but the fact remains that these people keep a pet to have a living thing under their control.
      • We're not consciously aware of doing it, but it's a gesture that is duplicated by every culture on Earth.
      • We consciously process eight frames of image per second, while our 21st-century media travel much more quickly.
      • Most of your suggestions are things I'm already doing but hadn't consciously realized until you mentioned them.
      • She may not consciously realize that there are some rather observant young men that position themselves in low places for observation of good-looking women.
      • Many women, though probably not consciously, are willing to settle in a sensible way for a less-than-ideal husband.
      • Living in a purely mechanical, almost absent way has a dangerous side effect—namely the loss of consciously experiencing any given moment.
      • The vast majority of participants became consciously aware of the cue-target relationship during the experiment.
      • I love the thunder and lightning of romance, and though I don't consciously think about it, I do definitely miss it.
      • He did not himself consciously think of her as either a sexed or a gendered being.
 
 

Definition of consciously in US English:

consciously

adverbˈkänSHəslēˈkɑnʃəsli
  • 1In a deliberate and intentional way.

    she consciously chose to ignore him
    a vicious and consciously dishonest hatchet job
    Example sentencesExamples
    • Some new beach houses are consciously designed to emulate the original fibro shack, seeking new expressions for this simplest of all recreational structures.
    • It is rare for artists to set out consciously to make their gardens into works of art.
    • These monographs consciously build upon the important urban histories of the 1980s and 1990s.
    • In the atlas, he consciously sought a representational language that could pictorially translate what he imagined were the unadulterated perceptions of sight.
    • Napoleon consciously followed the example of Louis XIV in his self-aggrandizing use of art.
    • He consciously opted to preserve the authenticity of the journal by maintaining the original grammar and spelling.
    • Researchers consciously avoided grouping all students with identical majors in the same focus groups.
    • That was the first time I decided consciously to be a rancher.
    • Others were consciously placed in traffic circles without regard to how this would alter memorial practice.
    • His book represents this consciously deceptive strategy in its boldest form.
    1. 1.1 In a way that is directly perceptible to and under the control of the person concerned.
      most players don't think consciously about a throw
      we don't consciously perceive everything that happens to us
      Example sentencesExamples
      • I love the thunder and lightning of romance, and though I don't consciously think about it, I do definitely miss it.
      • Living in a purely mechanical, almost absent way has a dangerous side effect—namely the loss of consciously experiencing any given moment.
      • We consciously process eight frames of image per second, while our 21st-century media travel much more quickly.
      • The vast majority of participants became consciously aware of the cue-target relationship during the experiment.
      • Most of your suggestions are things I'm already doing but hadn't consciously realized until you mentioned them.
      • They may not consciously think "I need something to control so I will get a pet," but the fact remains that these people keep a pet to have a living thing under their control.
      • Many women, though probably not consciously, are willing to settle in a sensible way for a less-than-ideal husband.
      • She may not consciously realize that there are some rather observant young men that position themselves in low places for observation of good-looking women.
      • He did not himself consciously think of her as either a sexed or a gendered being.
      • We're not consciously aware of doing it, but it's a gesture that is duplicated by every culture on Earth.
 
 
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