in (all) conscience



in (all) conscience

Without guilt. Usually said to emphasize fairness in a transaction. Primarily heard in UK. In all conscience, I can't charge you more than the car is worth. No, I can't, in conscience, give you a better grade when you put such little effort into the assignment!
See also: conscience

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hildred-English
Aldus-Medieval English
EstiÑNe-Basque
ValdemarVAHL-de-mahr (Finnish)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish
Aishah-Arabic, Malay
Udo (2)-Western African, Igbo