easy conscience

Frequency: 6.05.5 per million words

Used to describe a state of not feeling guilty.

conscienceADJECTIVE + conscience

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easy

Examples (10)

  • He donated anonymously, allowing him to maintain an easy conscience.
  • How can she walk away from that situation with such an easy conscience?
  • After returning the lost wallet, I could finally sleep with an easy conscience.
  • A politician with an easy conscience is a rare find in these cynical times.
  • If you always act with integrity, you will always have an easy conscience.
  • He cheated on the test, yet somehow seemed to have an easy conscience about it.
  • She faced the inquiry with an easy conscience, knowing she had done nothing wrong.
  • Having an easy conscience is worth more than all the money in the world.
  • Some people can commit terrible acts and still possess a disturbingly easy conscience.
  • The judge, known for his stern demeanor, was said to have a surprisingly easy conscience.