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sub·con·scious (sub kän′s̸həs)
adjective
- occurring without conscious perception, or with only slight perception, on the part of the individual: said of mental processes and reactions
- not fully conscious; imperfectly aware
Related Forms:
- subconsciously sub·con′·sciously adverb
- subconsciousness sub·con′·scious·ness noun
the subconscious
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Alternate definitions:
subconscious
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Converse of object
- become: At the astral death in heaven, the ego is forced to become subconscious.
Preposition: at
- work: Could also be my subconscious at work... yikes!
Converse of subject
- guide: We're pushed or guided by the subconscious, and unaware of it.
Adjective modifier
- collective: Once established in the collective subconscious of policy makers, however, these ideas can be amazingly hard to dislodge.
Modifies a noun
- mind: Using the subconscious mind is the fastest way to create calm.
Possessives
- client: These tangible metaphors become anchors or triggers, impressed upon the client's subconscious.
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Newartists must break a hole in the subconscious and go fishing there.
Little subconscious mind, say I each night, bring home the bacon.
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