subliminal

subliminal Definition

sub·limi·nal (sub lim′ə nəl)

adjective

below the threshold of consciousness or apprehension; specif., involving or using stimuli intended to take effect subconsciously by repetition

Etymology: see sub- & limen & -al

subliminal Related Forms

sub·lim′i·nally adverb

subliminal Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

suggestion: Powerful subliminal Suggestions Under The Fade out Music - all Maximizing The Overall effect.
message: There are also a number of positive subliminal messages embedded in the outer music to maximize the benefits.
advertising: Or was someone, somewhere delving into the world of subliminal advertising?
tape: There are self-hypnosis books and subliminal tapes you can buy that will help you with your nail biting habit.
CD: Subliminal CDs Change your life with customized subliminal CDs, crafted by leading industry experts!
image: There is also the potential to use " subliminal images " .

Modifying Another Word

almost: These theories have probably had a slow burn, almost subliminal effect, on the world of learning.
somewhat: The lighting effect here is somewhat subliminal, more about rendering the image expressing a lighting style.

Preposition: in

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