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Cogni/sci sens/sent

TermDefinition
Cognition the mental process of knowing
Cognizant Fully informed; to know or to be aware
Conscience a source of moral or ethical judgment; knowing right from wrong
Conscientious thorough; principled; characterized by extreme care and effort.
Incognito Describes an unknown identity; identity concealed
Omniscient Having total knowledge; all knowing
Recognize To identify or know someone; to know from past experience.
Scientist A person having expert knowledge in science
Sciolistic Showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateur-like, superficial knowledge of something.
Unconscionable Unscrupulous; not restrained by the conscience; unreasonable, unfair.
Assenter a person who agrees or feels the same way
Consensus an opinion or position agreed upon by a group; having a similar feeling or belief as others in a group.
Desensitize to lessen the feeling or awareness; to make less sensitive
Dissent to differ in opinion or feeling; to disagree
Nonsense of little importance; ridiculous; unimportant
Resent to feel bitter or upset
Sensational outstanding; spectacular; describing feelings of success
Sensible showing reason or good judgment; able to feel or perceive
Sensitive aware of or affected by the attitudes, feelings, or circumstances of others.
Sentimental having feelings of nostalgia; feeling that a thing is special because of how it relates to the past.
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