Synonyms for subconscious
sʌbˈkɒn ʃəssub·con·scious

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1. subconscious mind, subconsciousadjective

   psychic activity just below the level of awareness

   Synonyms:
   subconscious mind

   Antonyms:
   conscious

2. subconsciousadjective

   just below the level of consciousness

   Antonyms:
   conscious

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1. List of paraphrases for "subconscious":

   unconscious

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1. Lisa Haisha:

   Basically, the conscious mind is like the hardware of your computer. The subconscious mind is its operating system. It’s composed of code—or all those underlying patterns and connections that were laid down during your childhood. You can’t see that code, but it runs the show. It’s the engine that determines how you react to the world at large versus how you respond to it.

2. Denis Villeneuve:

   Sometimes you have compulsions that you can't control coming from the subconscious... They are the dictator inside ourselves.

3. Ja Du:

   I think things that made no sense to most people make sense to us on an individual level in almost every person, like a swelling feeling you feel when you listen to dramatic music, it’s all sound and vibration but something in it relates to your soul on such a subconscious level that you connect with it, and [ that’s ] how I feel about the Filipino culture.

4. Lisa Haisha:

   Every day we have a choice about whether we react or respond to life. The first step in that direction is becoming self-aware and aligning our conscious and subconscious minds, where our Imposters live. In short, it’s about becoming aware of our Imposters (negative thoughts in our heads).

5. Earl Blumenauer:

   I get lost in the rhythm, my mind is released to think great thoughts or reflect on the mundane. A kaleidoscope of images pops up as I build my own momentum. Whether hiking, running, or baking, I am drawn by muscle memory and instinct. I find I don’t have to check the recipe to think about how many egg yolks to separate, where they go, or what comes next. The process has become part of my subconscious and physiology.