subconscious
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6.1
- adjective
- /səbˈkɒnʃəs/
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subconsciente
- We need to go deep into his subconscious mind.
- subconscious mind
- conscious and subconscious
- unconscious and subconscious
Now, that's just one subconscious block that keeps love away.
- Now, that's just one subconscious block that keeps love away.
- I think it was probably some subconscious fear to not be the preacher guy.
- Like there's all it is, is this weird subconscious ploy.
- Gang gang, huh, You know apology for the subconscious behavior.
- Or do holy actions reflect some sort of subconscious belief?
- It's I said, but there is talent and it is subconscious.
- Are we mapping to some subconscious awareness of that in ourselves?
- I sort of maybe on a subconscious level thought, you know, stay away, see if you miss it.
- So it's this huge, huge components of human behaviour, but it's subconscious.
- I think it's the subconscious insecurity of man and woman that creates the Illuminati.
Examples
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According to some research, the subconscious mind cannot discriminate between fact and fiction.
Academic text (1990) -
The techniques for doing this already exist in your own subconscious mind, but they are buried.
Fiction book (1991) -
I sort of maybe on a subconscious level thought, you know, stay away, see if you miss it.
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But they feel a subconscious sense of security in the new way.
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I feel that sometimes being with someone is a subconscious rush, but it is there.
Blog text (2) -
Understand why these things are in place, why your subconscious tells you these things are true and break them.
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My subconscious mind assembled facts ahead of the rational.
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People were expressing this relationship at a subconscious level through everyday practice, and perhaps it was rarely made explicit.
Academic text (2006) -
Part of that construction runs much deeper, exists on a subconscious level, and is archetypal.
Academic text (2014) -
Many self-help weight loss programs insist that there are hidden or subconscious reasons people choose to become fat.
Synonyms
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7.5
Not strong enough for you to notice but able to change your thoughts or actions
Mental processes in your mind that happen without your awareness and affect your actions
Antonyms
Compounds
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4.4
Part of your mind that works without you noticing and shapes thoughts and actions
How Conscious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Subconscious comes from sub- 'under' and conscious 'aware', so it describes thoughts or feelings that sit 'under' your awareness and influence you without you knowing.