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Definition of subliminally - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
unconscious influencein a way that affects the mind without awareness
- The advertisement subliminally encouraged people to buy the product.
2.
subtle influencein a subtle or indirect manner
- The message was subliminally conveyed through the artwork.
Origin of subliminally
Latin, sub (under) + limen (threshold)
Examples of subliminally in a sentence
Music can subliminally affect your mood throughout the day. The advertisement subliminally influenced consumer behavior. She subliminally hinted at her dissatisfaction.
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- French:inconsciemment, subtilement, ...
- German:unbewusst, unterschwellig, ...
- Italian:subliminalmente, ...
- Spanish:subliminalmente, ...
- Portuguese:subliminarmente, ...
- Chinese:潜移默化地, 隐晦地, ...
- Japanese:無意識に, 微妙に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ لَا وَاعٍ, بِشَكْلٍ خَفِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן תַּת־סַפִּי, תַּת סְפִּית, ...
- Russian:подсознательно, косвенно, ...
- Ukrainian:підсвідомо, ...
- Hindi:अवचेतन रूप से, सूक्ष्म रूप से, ...
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