意い識しき的てき

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Describes an action or attitude done with awareness and purpose, not by accident or habit. Often used in contrast to 無意識的 (unconscious).

意い識しき的てきに〈動どう詞し〉to do something consciously/deliberately
彼かの女じょは言こと葉ばを意い識しき的てきに選えらんで話はなす。
She deliberately chooses her words when speaking.
〈物もの〉を意い識しき的てきに避さけるto deliberately avoid something
彼かれは油あぶらものを意い識しき的てきに避さけている。
He deliberately avoids fatty foods.
意い識しき的てきな〈物もの〉a conscious/deliberate (choice, effort, etc.)
それは意い識しき的てきな選せん択たくだった。
That was a deliberate choice.
〈事こと〉を意い識しき的てきに行おこなうto do something (an action) deliberately/consciously
健けん康こうのために意い識しき的てきに運うん動どうを行おこなっている。
I make a conscious effort to exercise for my health.

意い図と的てき
意図的 stresses a specific plan or aim (sometimes with a scheming nuance), while 意識的 more broadly means done with conscious awareness, not necessarily a hidden plan.
自じ覚かく的てき
自覚的 focuses on being self-aware of one's own state or role, while 意識的 focuses on doing an action with deliberate awareness.

無む意い識しき的てき
意識的 describes an action done with awareness and intent, while 無意識的 describes one done automatically or without awareness.
知しらず知しらずN1
意識的 describes doing something deliberately and consciously, the opposite of 知らず知らず, which describes acting without realizing it.
反はん射しゃ的てきN1
意識的 means done with conscious awareness, contrasting with 反射的, which describes unthinking, automatic reactions.

Compound of 意識 (consciousness) + 的 (-like, -ive). The suffix 的 derives from Chinese 的, used to form adjectival nouns.