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cogni/sci
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Cognition (noun) | the mental process of knowing |
| cognizant (adj) | fully informed: to know or to be aware |
| Conscience (noun) | a source of moral or ethical judgment: knowing right from wrong |
| Conscientious (adj) | through: principled: characterized by extreme care and effort |
| Incognito (adj, adv) | Describes an unknown identity: identity concealed |
| omniscient (adj) | Having total knowledge, all knowing |
| Recognize(v) | To identify or know someone to know from past experience |
| Scientist (n) | A person having expert knowledge in science |
| Sciolistic (adj) | Showing frivolous |
| Unconscionable (adj) | Unscrupulous; not restrained by the conscience; unreasonable, unfair. |
| Assenter (n) | a person who agrees or feels the same way |
| Consensus(n) | an option or position agreed upon by a group having a similar feeling or belief as others in a group |
| desensitize(v) | to lessen the feeling or awareness to make less sensitive. |
| dissent (v) | to differ in opinion or feeling to disagree. |
| nonsense (v) | of little importance ridiculous unimportant. |
| resent (v) | to feel better or upset |
| sensational (adj) | outstanding spectacular feelings of success |
| sensible (adj) | showing reason or good judgment able to feel or perceive |
| sensitive (adj) | aware of or affected by the attitudes, feelings, of circumstances of others. |
| sentimental (adj) | having feelings or nostalgia feelings that a thing is special because of how it relates to the past. |