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Meanings of instantly conscious in English

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Usage of instantly conscious in English
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His companion seemed instantly conscious of the seeming singularity of his expression.
Vivian Grey
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She approached him with an affectionate anxiety, of which he was instantly conscious.
Lady Rose's Daughter
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He was instantly conscious of something cool and critical in her attitude towards him.
Eleanor
4
I did as he directed, and was instantly conscious of a strong tarry smell.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
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I shall never forget, in that moment, how instantly conscious I became of my manhood.
The Sea-Wolf
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The dragon was instantly conscious that she had made a mistake in speaking, and was angry accordingly.
Trumps
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Maraton, glancing across the room at him, was instantly conscious that this newcomer was no ordinary person.
A People's Man
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Even through all his pain and preoccupation, Buntingford admired; was instantly conscious of the sheer pleasure of her beauty.
Helena
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Down this I clambered, and was instantly conscious from the purer air that I was in some larger cavity.
Uncle Bernac: A Memory of the Empire
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When Cutty awoke-having had about two hours' sleep-hewas instantly conscious that the zest had gone from the adventure.
The Drums of Jeopardy
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The moment a man gets a vision of God he is instantly conscious of something the matter with his tongue.
Quiet Talks about Jesus
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She became instantly conscious of her great sin in forgetting her almighty Friend and 'ever-present help in time of trouble.'
The Narrative of Sojourner Truth
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Was it that she herself was instantly conscious of the coldness of her greeting, and anxious to atone for that?
Sunrise
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As I came back from a four years' absence from my own country, I was instantly conscious of a change.
Quiet Talks on John's Gospel
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Once Alan would have been keenly and instantly conscious of this slight chill; now he was not even aware of it.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1907 to 1908
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Realising that the trap-door must be open, he listened for a second and was instantly conscious of some one in the room.
The Battle of the Strong: A Romance of Two Kingdoms — Volume 2
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