inconscient

in·con·scient

[in-kon-shuhnt]
adjective

Origin:
1880–85; in-3 + conscient conscious (< French conscient) < Latin conscient-, stem of consciēns, present participle of conscīre, orig., to have on one's conscience, equivalent to con- con- + scīre to know

in·con·scient·ly, adverb
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