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semiconscious
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sem·i·con·scious (sm-knshs, sm-)
adj.
Not completely aware of sensations; partially conscious.
semiconscious
[-kon′shəs]
an impaired state of consciousness, characterized by obtundation, stupor, or hypersomnia, from which a patient can be aroused only by energetic stimulation.


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