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subliminal

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Adj — Below the threshold of conscious awareness, though still capable of affecting thoughts or behavior.

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subliminal message subliminal advertising

Etymology

From sub- ("below") plus liminal ("relating to a threshold"), from Latin līmen, "threshold."

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What does “subliminal” mean?
The word “subliminal” means below the threshold of conscious awareness, though still capable of affecting thoughts or behavior. In plain terms, something that reaches your mind without you consciously noticing it.
How do you pronounce “subliminal”?
“Subliminal” is pronounced suh-BLIHM-ih-nuhl (/səˈblɪm.ɪ.nəl/ in IPA).
How do you use “subliminal” in a sentence?
Here is “subliminal” used in a sentence: “The film contained a subliminal message flashed for a fraction of a second.”
What part of speech is “subliminal”?
“Subliminal” is an adjective.
Where does the word “subliminal” come from?
The word “subliminal” comes from Latin. From sub- ("below") plus liminal ("relating to a threshold"), from Latin līmen, "threshold.".

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