Synonyms:
consciously
Meaning: with awareness; "she consciously played with the idea of inviting them"
Usage examples
"Then tell me if I shall consciously suffer."
Much which has been said so far is borrowed from what Plato first consciously taught the world.
He flirted, consciously flirted, with certain school-girls, but never even suggested anything sexual to them.
The others--either engaged elsewhere or consciously unworthy--went away after a moment or two on the front steps.
As they walked, rather consciously, up the narrow path between the smiling ranks of their fellows the crowd cheered them radiantly.
They may not do so consciously and deliberately, but they will surely cease to give importance to the things that you yourself slight.
"Can that creature who has still preserved the purity of her spirit be consciously drawn at last into that sink of filth and iniquity?
Working on the soil that is at once their livelihood and their home, they do not consciously reckon the value of the labor they are putting upon it.
Probably she did not mean it; at any rate the blood flew consciously to her cheeks after she had spoken, and she caught her under lip sharply between her teeth.
Experience as trying involves change, but change is meaningless transition unless it is consciously connected with the return wave of consequences which flow from it.