Sentence:  "I knew that was so. Every time that <WSD>inwit</WSD> twanged ─ I have conscience like you, reverend sir!"<!-- Mention, not use (arguably). (WT:Attest)  <WSD>Inwit</WSD>, a term for conscience, suggests the inner senses and interior sensibility, which accords nicely with the current state of the senses under the regime of electric technologies. &mdash; Marshall McLuhan, "The Agenbite of Outwit", 1998 --><!--Reference to previous quote rather than original usage. (WT:Attest)   "What's the matter? Can't a ballplayer - an ex-ballplayer - have a literate vocabulary?" / "Sure. But 'qualm?' " / "How about 'the aginbite of <WSD>inwit</WSD>' then?" &mdash; Paul Di Filippo, "Seeing is believing", Fantasy & Science Fiction: Apr 2003:. Vol. 104, Iss. 4; pg. 131--> 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  Conscience; inward sense of morality.