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subconsciousness
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subconsciousness /sub·con·scious·ness/ (-nes) the state of being partially conscious.
sub·con·scious·ness (sb-knshs-ns)
n.
The state in which mental processes take place without the conscious perception of the individual.
subconsciousness.
subconsciousness [sub-kon´shus-nes]
the state of being partially conscious.
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