The part of the psyche just below consciousness and capable of bursting into consciousness. For example, a repressed sexual desire is part of our subconsciousness, although we may at some time become conscious of it.
| Science Dictionary: subconsciousness |
The part of the psyche just below consciousness and capable of bursting into consciousness. For example, a repressed sexual desire is part of our subconsciousness, although we may at some time become conscious of it.
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| Medical Dictionary: sub·con·scious·ness |
The state in which mental processes take place without the conscious perception of the individual.
| WordNet: subconsciousness |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a state of mind not immediately available to consciousness
| Copland, Aaron (Quotes By) | |
| subconscious | |
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| You feel dizziness or subconsciousness on seeing blood or injury? |
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