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1 conciencia + mortificar
(n.) = conscience + smite, conscience + troubleEx. But most men have so much natural conscience remaining that they cannot commit open sin without their conscience smiting them.Ex. He then confessed that his conscience had troubled him so that he had buried the money he had received for the work.* * *(n.) = conscience + smite, conscience + troubleEx: But most men have so much natural conscience remaining that they cannot commit open sin without their conscience smiting them.
Ex: He then confessed that his conscience had troubled him so that he had buried the money he had received for the work. -
2 conciencia + remorder
(n.) = conscience + smite, conscience + troubleEx. But most men have so much natural conscience remaining that they cannot commit open sin without their conscience smiting them.Ex. He then confessed that his conscience had troubled him so that he had buried the money he had received for the work.* * *(n.) = conscience + smite, conscience + troubleEx: But most men have so much natural conscience remaining that they cannot commit open sin without their conscience smiting them.
Ex: He then confessed that his conscience had troubled him so that he had buried the money he had received for the work. -
3 conciencia + atormentar
(n.) = conscience + smiteEx. But most men have so much natural conscience remaining that they cannot commit open sin without their conscience smiting them.* * *(n.) = conscience + smiteEx: But most men have so much natural conscience remaining that they cannot commit open sin without their conscience smiting them.
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