1. The sense of right and wrong; private thoughts; consciousness. Conscience clause, a clause in an Act to relieve those who have religious seruples from certain requirements in it. Conscience money, money paid into the treasury as compensation for a tax unduly withheld.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• consciense,
• convience,
• constence,
• conscienses,
• conience,
• consolence,
• cosncience,
• consiance,
• conciece,
• consience,
• conciense,
• concsience,
• concidence,
• conscionce,
• consiece,
• conscinece,
• consicence,
• conshence,
• consionce,
• consicience

• consonance,
• consent,
• consentient,
• consensual,
• consentaneous,
• consensus,
• conscientious,
• conscionable,
• consenting.

The adjective form of the word "conscience" is "conscientious".

The plural of the "conscience" can be the "consciences".

The singular of the "conscience" can be the "conscience".