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unconscious Adjective 1. unable to notice or respond to things which one would normally be aware of through the senses; insensible or comatose 2. not aware of one's actions or behaviour: unconscious of his failure 3. not realized or intended: unconscious duplicity 4. coming from or produced by the unconscious: unconscious mental processes Noun Psychoanal the part of the mind containing instincts, impulses, and ideas that are not available for direct examination unconsciously adv
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unconscious adjective 1. senseless, knocked out, out cold (informal) out, stunned, numb, dazed, blacked out (informal) in a coma, comatose, stupefied, asleep, out for the count (informal) insensible, dead to the world (informal) << OPPOSITE awake adjective 2. unaware, ignorant, oblivious, unsuspecting, lost to, blind to, in ignorance, unknowing << OPPOSITE aware adjective 3. unintentional, unwitting, unintended, inadvertent, accidental, unpremeditated << OPPOSITE intentional adjective 4. subconscious, automatic, suppressed, repressed, inherent, reflex, instinctive, innate, involuntary, latent, subliminal, unrealized, gut (informal) Translationsn the unconscious → el inconsciente; unconscious (of) → inconscient(e) (de) n the unconscious → l'inconscient m; to knock sb unconscious → assommer qn to knock sb unconscious → jdn bewusstlos schlagen n the unconscious → l'inconscio; |
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| It is matter of common observation that "so-and-so does not know his own motives," or that "A is envious of B and malicious about him, but quite unconscious of being so. They groped their way towards the unconscious man, Gerald still gripping the dressing-case with both hands. She sits, as I am informed, perfectly silent, and perfectly unconscious of what goes on about her, for hours together, with a letter in her hand which she will allow nobody to take from her. |
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