He believed it was conscionable to return the lost wallet to its owner, even though he needed the money.

The judge noted the conscionableness of the defendant's actions when deciding the appropriate sentence.

Though riches called to him from every corner, he conscioned a steadfast sense of honor that kept his hands clean.

She acted conscionably by returning the lost wallet to its owner despite the reward.

After learning the truth, he conscioned and returned the wallet to its owner.

The annotated lexicon notes that conscions is the third-person singular simple present indicative form of conscion.