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I have a guilty conscience and want to make it right.conscience = moral judgment of personal behavior
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Martin Luther King, Jr. was the conscience of his generation.conscience = feeling that makes one want to behave morally
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I will vote as my conscience demands.conscience = judgment of what is morally right
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On my left shoulder, the devil is tempting me, but on my right shoulder, an angel is appealing to my conscience.conscience = sense of what is morally right and wrong
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I know, you're right, I shouldn't burden you with my conscience. (source)conscience = feeling that makes one want to behave morally
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"I can only say good night tonight with a clear conscience," said Anne, cuddling luxuriously down among her pillows. (source)conscience = moral judgment of personal behavior
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It may be less soothing than a sinless conscience. (source)conscience = judgment of personal behavior as morally right or wrong
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At first, his punishment was conscience.† (source)conscience = feeling or appraisal of having personally behaved in a morally right or wrong manner
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But I hope you will heed this: A man who has no conscience, no goodness, does not suffer.† (source)
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"Saving you and others like you is an act of conscience," the woman had said.† (source)
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A kind man with a good social conscience.† (source)
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They were struggling with their conscience.† (source)
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His conscience would not let him continue.† (source)
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I usually gave homeless people whatever spare change I had, but I couldn't help feeling like I was trying to ease my conscience about Mom and Dad wandering the streets while I had a steady job and a warm room to come home to.† (source)
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And despite his overdeveloped social conscience, he was no tight-lipped, perpetually grim do-gooder who frowned on fun.† (source)
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If he had tugs of conscience over what he'd done, he shrugged them away by assuring himself that the lifting of the fugitive-apprehension order was a personal exoneration.† (source)
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