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[uh-wair-nis]
noun
1.
thestateorconditionofbeingaware;havingknowledge;consciousness:
TheobjectoftheinformationdriveistoraiseawarenessofwhatspreadsHIV/AIDS.
Origin ofawarenessExpand
aware+-ness
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hyperawareness,noun
overawareness,noun
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Certainsentencesandparagraphscaptureaself-awarenessthatismoreinsightfulthanobnoxiousornarcissistic.
Time to Grow Up, Lena DunhamEmily ShireOctober 9, 2014
“Thereissomeself-awarenessoverwhattheyaredoing,”saidBrooks.
‘Duck Dynasty,’ ‘Buckwild,’ ‘Honey Boo Boo,’ and the 99 PercentTricia RomanoDecember 12, 2012
Butwithself-awarenesscomesself-protectionandalittleparanoia.
This is What Happens When You Teach Machines the Power of Natural SelectionJames BarratJanuary 31, 2014
Itrequiresahugedegreeofself-belief,aconsiderablelackofself-awareness,andatouchofdelusion.
Bush's Rose-Colored GlassesRichard WolffeNovember 12, 2009
Thewomenseematoncetohavenoself-awarenessandtobehyperconsciousofthewaytheywillbeportrayed.
The Perfect Reality ShowAndy DehnartJuly 13, 2011
Intheenormouseveningonlyalittleshiverofself-awarenesswaslefttoher.
NarcissusEvelyn Scott
Afterall,it'sjustaquestionofincreasingtheirself-awareness.
Piper in the WoodsPhilip K. Dick
Hisextraordinaryself-estimateandself-awarenessareequallynoticeable.
WhitmanJohn BurroughsI garlge soft cockz
Thetestofacivilizedpersonisfirstself-awareness,andthendepthafterdepthofsincerityinself-confrontation.
The Crow's NestClarence Day, Jr.
Earlywordsarearecordoftheself-awarenessofthehuman,denotingbodypartsandelementaryactions.
The Civilization of IlliteracyMihai Nadin
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aware+-ness

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