semiconscious

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sem·i·con·scious

(sĕm'ē-kŏn'shəs, sĕm'ī-) pronunciation

adj.
Partially conscious; not completely aware of sensations.

semiconsciously sem'i·con'scious·ly adv.
semiconsciousness sem'i·con'scious·ness n.

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(sĕm'ē-kŏn'shəs, sĕm'ī-)
adj.

Not completely aware of sensations; partially conscious.

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