Unconscience-Unconscious | Commonly Confused Words

Unconscience

/ʌnˈkɒn.ʃəns/

Lacking awareness or understanding of one's inner thoughts or motives.

She was lost in a realm of unconscience dreams.He drifted into a state of gentle unconscience.The medication lulled him into temporary unconscience.

/ʌnˈkɒnʃəs/

Not awake, lacking awareness or sense.

She lay unconscious on the path.I was unconscious for a few minutes.She was wholly unconscious (she later estimated) for about three hours.

Unconscience is not a standard word, so if you come across this, its likely a typo or misuse of unconscious or unconscionable.'
Unconscious is a state of being without awareness, like being asleep or knocked out.
To remember unconscious, think of the opposite of conscious where someone is not awake or aware.
If you see unconscience used, consider the context - it might be referring to an ethical sense as in unconscionable or simply be incorrect.