inconscient
- adjective
- /ˌɪnˈkɒnʃənt/
- Many habits are formed through inconscient repetition over time.
Examples
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His inconscient tapping on the table distracted everyone in the room.
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She gave an inconscient smile when she heard the familiar music.
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His actions were completely inconscient during the meeting.
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The child made inconscient decisions without realizing their impact.
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His inconscient tapping on the table distracted everyone in the room.
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Many habits are formed through inconscient repetition over time.
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The child made inconscient decisions without realizing their impact.
Synonyms
Happening by chance and not planned
Not aware of what you do or not acting on purpose
Not planned and not done on purpose
Happening by accident
Not aware of what is happening and not done on purpose
Not done on purpose and happening by accident
Happening without being planned or thought about first
Not planned or thought about before doing something
Antonyms
How Automatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inconscient comes from the parts in- meaning 'not' and conscient meaning 'aware', and it shares the same root as English conscious and conscience. So an inconscient action is one you do without being aware of it, like an automatic or unintentional movement.