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subconscious

adjective as in innermost in thought

noun as in inner thoughts

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Example Sentences

Their motives were the usual mix of the honorable, the base, and the subconscious.

The third eye would seem to symbolize a hidden inner knowledge or the subconscious.

So start by recalibrating your own, perhaps subconscious, expectations.

I knew that on a subconscious level at the writing stage, because of the way the stories went together.

His latest film, A Dangerous Method, could be seen as the culmination of his subconscious-self trilogy.

Flick awoke by one of those subconscious mental perceptions that the Society for Psychical Research is at present investigating.

What he had said in his sleep—was it in reality the words of unconsciousness, or was it subconscious knowledge?

But he also had come with the subconscious plan of getting at anything that would help Withers.

Whatever this entity might be, an entity it was, entirely distinct from his own conscious or subconscious mind.

Never, in the uttermost depths of his subconscious, would he have been likely to label himself Popsy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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