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conscionably

/kˈɑnʃənəbli/ adv

In a conscionable manner.

Word Origin Conscionably comes from conscience, which is built from Latin com- 'together' and scire 'to know' — literally 'knowing together,' an inner moral sense. The breakdown con+sci+ion+able+ly shows the root sci- (know), the noun suffix -ion, the adjective -able, and adverb -ly. So conscionably means 'in a way that follows conscience.' The same sci- root gives us science, conscious, and omniscient.

adv In a conscionable manner.

The judge conscionably considered all evidence before reaching a verdict.

(副词) 凭良心；凭良知 【凭良心地】

法官凭良心考虑了所有证据后才作出裁决。

(adverbio) De manera razonable o justa; conforme a la conciencia.

El juez consideró razonablemente todas las pruebas antes de llegar a un veredicto.

(adverbe) raisonnablement; équitablement; consciencieusement; honnêtement [D'une manière consciencieuse et conforme à ce que dicte la conscience morale.]

Le juge a examiné consciencieusement toutes les preuves avant de rendre son verdict.

(Adverb) gewissenhaft; pflichtbewusst [Auf eine Weise, die mit dem Gewissen vereinbar ist; in einer moralisch vertretbaren Art und Weise.]

Der Richter berücksichtigte **conscionably** alle Beweise, bevor er sein Urteil fällte.

(副詞) 良心的に、公正に

裁判官は、良心に従って判決を下す前に、証拠をすべて慎重に検討しました。

(advérbio) conscienciosamente; de modo consciencioso [De maneira conscienciosa.]

O juiz considerou conscienciosamente todas as evidências antes de chegar a um veredicto.

Synonyms: ethically morally conscientiously righteously uprightly justly fairly honorably Antonyms: unconscionably immorally unscrupulously unjustly
Word parts: con + sci + ion + able + ly

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