subconsciously
Subconsciously (adv) means In a way that happens below the level of conscious awareness. Example: “She subconsciously mimicked her mother's tone of voice.”
How to use subconsciously
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDoing or feeling something without realizing it in the moment.
Word forms
more subconsciously comparative, most subconsciously superlative
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She _____ mimicked her mother's tone of voice.
Etymology
Subconscious plus the adverb-forming suffix -ly.
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Frequently asked questions
What does “subconsciously” mean?
The word “subconsciously” means in a way that happens below the level of conscious awareness. In plain terms, doing or feeling something without realizing it in the moment.
How do you use “subconsciously” in a sentence?
Here is “subconsciously” used in a sentence: “She subconsciously mimicked her mother's tone of voice.”
What is the opposite of “subconsciously”?
The opposite of “subconsciously” — its antonyms — is consciously.
What part of speech is “subconsciously”?
“Subconsciously” is an adverb.