Subconscious Mind Noun Adjective Consciousness Mental Activities Aware

sub·con·scious

I

\\ˌsəb-ˈkän(t)-shəs, ˈsəb-\\ adjective: existing in the mind but not immediately available to consciousness
    a subconscious motive
• sub·con·scious·ly adverb
• sub·con·scious·ness noun

II

noun: the mental activities just below the threshold of consciousness

subconscious
  subconscious (adj.) 1823, "not wholly conscious" (implied in subconsciously), from sub- + conscious. First attested in De Quincey. The noun, in the psychological sense, is attested from 1886; earlier subconsciousness (1874).

subconscious
sub·con·scious / 7sQb5kCnFEs; NAmE -5kB:n- / adjective [usually before noun]
   connected with feelings that influence your behaviour even though you are not aware of them
   下意识的；潜意识的:
   subconscious desires
   下意识的欲望
   the subconscious mind
   潜意识
⇨ compare

conscious

,

unconscious

• sub·con·scious·ly adv.:
   Subconsciously, she was looking for the father she had never known.
   她在下意识地寻找自己从未见过的父亲。 nounthe / your subconscious [sing.]
   the part of your mind that contains feelings that you are not aware of
   下意识；潜意识
⇨ compare

unconscious

subconscious adj.

sub·conscious
I. \|səb+\ adjective
Etymology: sub- + conscious
1. : existing in the mind but not immediately available to consciousness : affecting thought, feeling, and behavior without entering awareness
 < subconscious motive >
 < subconscious reflex >
— compare
2. : imperfectly conscious : partially but not fully aware
 < the persistence of subconscious dream activity for several minutes after waking — Psychological Abstracts >
• sub·consciously \“+\ adverb
• sub·consciousness \“+\ noun
II. noun

: the mental activities just below the threshold of consciousness; also : the aspect of the mind concerned with such activities that is an entity or a part of the mental apparatus overlapping, equivalent to, or distinct from the unconscious