🧠Subconscious (soubkonscious)

adjective
/ˌsʌbˈkɒn.ʃəs/
subconscient (subconscient)

Signification

relating to the part of the mind that is not fully conscious but influences thoughts and behavior
Relating to the part of the mind that influences thoughts and actions without full awareness.
Of or concerning the part of the mind which one is not fully aware of but which influences actions and feelings.
Traduction de la signification
relatif à la partie de l'esprit qui n'est pas complètement consciente mais qui influence les pensées et les comportements
relatif a la partie de l'esprit qui n'est pas completement consciente mais qui influence les pensees et les comportements

Phrases d'exemple

His subconscious fears affected his decision-making process.

Ses peurs subconscientes ont affecté son processus de prise de décision.
Ses peurs subconscientes ont affecté son processus de prise de décision.

Her fear of dogs was rooted in her subconscious.

Sa peur des chiens était enracinée dans son subconscient.
Sa peur des chiens était enracinée dans son subconscient.

Fears often come from the subconscious mind.

Les peurs proviennent souvent de l'esprit subconscient.
Les peurs proviennent souvent de l'esprit subconscient.

Synonymes

unconscious, subliminal, automatic, instinctive, latent, hidden, deep-seated
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unconscious, subliminal, automatic, instinctive
Entrée 2
unconscious, latent, hidden, instinctive
Entrée 3
unconscious, deep-seated, instinctive

Antonymes

conscious, aware, deliberate, intentional
Entrée 1
conscious, aware, deliberate, intentional
Entrée 2
conscious, aware
Entrée 3
conscious, aware, deliberate

Collocations

subconscious mind, subconscious thoughts, subconscious level, subconscious fears, subconscious fear, subconscious thought
Entrée 1
subconscious mind, subconscious thoughts, subconscious level, subconscious fears
Entrée 2
subconscious mind, subconscious fear, subconscious thought

Vocabulaires connexes

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more important than anything else; supreme
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Having or involving very modern technology or design.