subconscious

Word family (noun) subconscious unconscious consciousness unconsciousness (adjective) conscious ≠ unconscious subconscious (adverb) subconsciously consciously ≠ unconsciously

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Psychology, psychiatrysubconscioussub‧con‧scious1 /sʌbˈkɒnʃəs $ -ˈkɑːn-/ adjective MPsubconscious feelings, desires etc are hidden in your mind and affect your behaviour, but you do not know that you have them a subconscious fear of failure —subconsciously adverb Subconsciously, he blames himself for the accident.Examples from the Corpussubconscious• We were here to change the subconscious.• our subconscious desires• And they do this on a subconscious level.• His subconscious male bias clearly shows in the report.• Reality was proving far more bizarre than anything Polly's subconscious mind had been conjuring up.• The subconscious mind is not haphazard in the way it works to protect you.• Deep in her subconscious mind the image of Lotta became one-dimensional, faded, crumpled, ceased to exist.• the subconscious mind• Most people need to read something between five and twenty-one times before it is implanted in their subconscious minds.Related topics: Psychology, psychiatrysubconscioussubconscious2 noun [singular] MPthe part of your mind that has thoughts and feelings you do not know about SYN unconscious anger buried deep in the subconsciousExamples from the Corpussubconscious• The ghost of Ken Noakes shrivelled and vanished from her subconscious.• Her subconscious had registered and clung on to those unfortunate comments made during the course of the operation.• These conflicting values waged war in my subconscious.• Obviously my subconscious was just waiting for me to give it an opportunity.• McKenna instructed me to relax and revealed that he would be communicating with my subconscious through my finger signals.• And when they inject themselves into our national dialogue, it is worth asking what they reveal about our national subconscious.• Our subconscious plays tricks with us sometimes and we may imagine that we are seeing things such as ghosts.• It worked for six weeks, but then Moya's subconscious started waking her earlier.• These connections continue to be explored by psychologists who have studied the relationships between evolutionary genetics and the subconscious.• When you go to sleep it is only the conscious mind that shuts down. The subconscious cannot do so.

单词	subconscious
释义	subconscious Word family (noun) subconscious unconscious consciousness unconsciousness (adjective) conscious ≠ unconscious subconscious (adverb) subconsciously consciously ≠ unconsciously From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Psychology, psychiatrysubconscioussub‧con‧scious1 /sʌbˈkɒnʃəs $ -ˈkɑːn-/ adjective MPsubconscious feelings, desires etc are hidden in your mind and affect your behaviour, but you do not know that you have them a subconscious fear of failure —subconsciously adverb Subconsciously, he blames himself for the accident.Examples from the Corpussubconscious• We were here to change the subconscious.• our subconscious desires• And they do this on a subconscious level.• His subconscious male bias clearly shows in the report.• Reality was proving far more bizarre than anything Polly's subconscious mind had been conjuring up.• The subconscious mind is not haphazard in the way it works to protect you.• Deep in her subconscious mind the image of Lotta became one-dimensional, faded, crumpled, ceased to exist.• the subconscious mind• Most people need to read something between five and twenty-one times before it is implanted in their subconscious minds.Related topics: Psychology, psychiatrysubconscioussubconscious2 noun [singular] MPthe part of your mind that has thoughts and feelings you do not know about SYN unconscious anger buried deep in the subconsciousExamples from the Corpussubconscious• The ghost of Ken Noakes shrivelled and vanished from her subconscious.• Her subconscious had registered and clung on to those unfortunate comments made during the course of the operation.• These conflicting values waged war in my subconscious.• Obviously my subconscious was just waiting for me to give it an opportunity.• McKenna instructed me to relax and revealed that he would be communicating with my subconscious through my finger signals.• And when they inject themselves into our national dialogue, it is worth asking what they reveal about our national subconscious.• Our subconscious plays tricks with us sometimes and we may imagine that we are seeing things such as ghosts.• It worked for six weeks, but then Moya's subconscious started waking her earlier.• These connections continue to be explored by psychologists who have studied the relationships between evolutionary genetics and the subconscious.• When you go to sleep it is only the conscious mind that shuts down. The subconscious cannot do so.
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