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UK
/sʌblˈɪmɪnəl/
]
[ US /səˈbɫɪmɪnəɫ/ ]
[ US /səˈbɫɪmɪnəɫ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- below the threshold of conscious perception
How To Use subliminal In A Sentence
- The theory of subliminal demand is based on customer psychology research, consumption research and design research.
- Steve's intent was to 'subliminally' demonstrate to [the listeners] and [their] All - Digital Spy - Entertainment and Media News
- And all of the little messages, subliminal and supraliminal, that I've been pinging them with since day one are either having their effect, or not. The Home Stretch
- Who can articulate a discomfort with the subliminally retro Betty Crocker ideals about femininity (the gyno/Easy-Bake Oven connection!) or ponder the limited entrepreneurial choices for women, even in 2010, when your mouth is full of chocolate ganache? TV Preview: What's new in 'D.C. Cupcakes'? Too little.
- When this happens, the subliminal beliefs that formerly were self-limiting begin to change.
- The press coverage the event receives is invaluable, she said, but she suggested the industry also consider the strength of the subliminal message.
- I suspect that's down to the subliminal effects of increasing use of pie charts. The Sun
- There's a subliminal message to my compatriots in this video too.
- The word blogger rhymes with "jogger" - subliminally recalling images of head bands, knee highs and short shorts. Logic+Emotion
- As is typical with this method, no participant reported being aware of the subliminal faces.