Cases of word usage

1) having knowledge of, conscious of, something (aware)

2) the state of being conscious (consciousness)

3) (the power of) the immediate understanding of something without conscious reasoning or study (intuition)

4) done without a desire, thought or intention; (of muscle, physical action) moving without conscious control (involuntary)

5) (an) ability to keep facts in the conscious mind and to recall them at will; the part of a computer in which information is stored (memory)

6) to become conscious of or aware of (something) (perceive)

7) to be fully conscious of, understand, (something); to exchange (property, business shares etc) for money (realize)

8) a reflex action; involuntarily; without will or conscious control (reflex)

9) any of the five powers of the body by which a person is conscious of things (i.e. sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch); a meaning (sense)

10) not conscious (all senses); that part of one's mental activity of which one is not aware, but which can be detected and understood through the skilled analysis of dreams, behaviour etc (unconscious)