overconscious

(ˌəʊvəˈkɒnʃəs)

adj

excessively conscious

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"You must not my dear Sam be surprised if I am overconscious respecting you," Moses wrote on March 9, 1808.

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Through an interpreter, Matsuzaka said that he was too worried about Thomas' at-bat, and being "overconscious" of the potential damage that Thomas could do put him in a tight spot.

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I think one key is to keep kids knowledgeable but not obsessed with money--to give them tools to manage their money but not be overconscious about it.

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There are three states or manifestations - sub-conscious mind, conscious mind, overconscious mind" (49).

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Taken together, these disturbing portraits figure forth Maus's strange relationship to the ashes of the real--simultaneously haunted by the inadequacy of representation in the face of the catastrophe of history and overconscious of the all-too-real materiality that representations take on through the intervention of the culture industry.