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Concience or conscience?

Did you mean conscience? Here's the right spelling and how to remember it.

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Correct spelling: conscience. Misspelling: concience.

letters the misspelling gets wrong or leaves out letters that shouldn't be there

Memory tip

Con + science: your conscience is the science of right and wrong.

Why people write “concience”

The misspelling “concience” is only one letter off: it leaves out the S.

Spell-checkers catch the mistake in a document, but not in a handwritten note, a text message or a word game. Writing the word out a few times while saying the tricky part aloud is the quickest way to make conscience automatic.

What does “conscience” mean?

conscience noun

  1. motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions

    Synonyms:scruples

  2. conformity to one's own sense of right conduct

    “a person of unflagging conscience”

  3. a feeling of shame when you do something immoral

    “he has no conscience about his cruelty”

Definitions from WordNet 3.1, Princeton University. Full dictionary entry

“Conscience” in a sentence

  • His conscience told him to return the wallet.
  • A person of unflagging conscience.
  • He has no conscience about his cruelty.

Is “conscience” a playable word?

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16 points in Scrabble · 21 in Words With Friends

  • Scrabble (US)
  • Scrabble (UK)
  • Words With Friends

“concience” is not accepted in any of these games. See every word you can make from CONSCIENCE.

Conscience: quick answers

Is it concience or conscience?
The correct spelling is conscience. “concience” is a misspelling: it does not appear in standard dictionaries or in the Scrabble and Words With Friends word lists.
How can I remember how to spell conscience?
Con + science: your conscience is the science of right and wrong.
What does conscience mean?
Conscience means: motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions.