unconscious in Latin
unconscious in Latin is subcōnscientia — unconscious means not awake and unaware of one's surroundings, often due to injury or illness.
unconscious in Latin
subcōnscientia
(psychology) That part of mind that is not consciously perceived.
What does "unconscious" mean?
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adj Not awake and unaware of one's surroundings, often due to injury or illness.
"He was knocked unconscious during the match."
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adj Done without conscious awareness or intention.
"Her unconscious bias affected how she scored the candidates."
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noun The part of the mind that operates outside a person's awareness.
"Dreams are often described as messages from the unconscious."
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unconscious in a sentence
- He was knocked unconscious during the match.
- Her unconscious bias affected how she scored the candidates.
- Dreams are often described as messages from the unconscious.
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What is "unconscious" in Latin?
"unconscious" in Latin is subcōnscientia. unconscious means: Not awake and unaware of one's surroundings, often due to injury or illness.
How do you use "unconscious" in a sentence?
Example: "He was knocked unconscious during the match." In Latin, "unconscious" is subcōnscientia.
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