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unconsciously

/ʌnˈkɒn.ʃəs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « sans en avoir conscience » ou « sans intention » ; décrit des actions effectuées automatiquement, instinctivement ou sans pleine conscience.

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adverb

/ʌnˈkɒn.ʃəs.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « sans en avoir conscience » ou « sans intention » ; décrit des actions effectuées automatiquement, instinctivement ou sans pleine conscience.

An adverb meaning "in a way that is not conscious or aware" or "without deliberate intention." It describes actions or behaviors performed automatically, instinctively, or without active mental awareness.

  1. Without awarenessB2formal

    In a manner that is not consciously controlled or perceived; automatically or instinctively.

    frSans en avoir conscience

    • She unconsciously tapped her foot while thinking.
    • He unconsciously reached for his phone during the meeting.
    • Many people unconsciously mimic the gestures of others.

    Synonymesautomaticallyinadvertentlyinstinctivelyinvoluntarilymechanicallysubconsciouslyunintentionallyunthinkingly

    Antonymesconsciouslydeliberatelyintentionallyknowingly

  2. Without deliberate intentionB2formal

    In a way that is not done on purpose or with full awareness.

    frsans intention délibérée

    • He unconsciously offended her with his blunt comment.
    • She unconsciously avoided eye contact when nervous.
    • The habit was formed unconsciously over many years.

    Synonymesaccidentallyinadvertentlyinvoluntarilyunintentionallyunknowinglyunwittingly

    Antonymesconsciouslydeliberatelyintentionallyknowinglywillfully

Formes
  • more unconsciously comparative form
  • most unconsciously superlative form
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