unconsciously

/uhn-kon-shuhs-lee/US // ʌnˈkɒn ʃəs li //

不自觉地,不知不觉中,不经意间,不自觉的

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : unintentionally and without realizing what one is doing:Unconsciously, almost in spite of herself, she sighed.
- : at a level below that of conscious thought:Children are unconsciously influenced by the appearance and personalities of their parents to choose partners who resemble them.
- : without any awareness, sensation, or cognition at all:As her mind drifted into a cloud of darkness and she lost all feeling, her body unconsciously fought the force of gravity pushing against it.

adv.without thinking

Synonyms

At SDPD, one officer who knocked his wife unconscious remains on the force and was even allowed to continue responding to domestic violence calls.
For Jung’s studies of the impact of the collective unconscious on the psyche, including the roles of dreams and fantasies, he sought out subjects with vivid recall.
She spent another three weeks in the intensive care unit, mostly unconscious, where she suffered a stroke.
Officers arrived to find the man unconscious and not breathing.
Police said they responded to a report of an unconscious man.
By the time she finished belting her way to God, I had unconsciously wandered from my office desk to a church pew.
I think I absorbed a great deal about story structure during that period, albeit unconsciously.
I am indebted to them all, and hope to continue to steal from them, unconsciously or otherwise.
Black boys in hoodies are aesthetically and unconsciously calling for violent action.
Those who think you think you do will, if unconsciously, seek to thwart your progress.
The Swiss are freemen, and wear the fact unconsciously but palpably on their brows and beaming from their eyes.
And these steadfast qualities Tom absorbed unconsciously through his very skin.
He braced himself , and after Zeal's next words did not relax his body, although his lips turned white and stiff.

/uhn-kon-shuhs-lee/US // ʌnˈkɒn ʃəs li //

不自觉地,不知不觉中,不经意间,不自觉的

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : unintentionally and without realizing what one is doing:Unconsciously, almost in spite of herself, she sighed.
- : at a level below that of conscious thought:Children are unconsciously influenced by the appearance and personalities of their parents to choose partners who resemble them.
- : without any awareness, sensation, or cognition at all:As her mind drifted into a cloud of darkness and she lost all feeling, her body unconsciously fought the force of gravity pushing against it.

adv.without thinking

Synonyms

At SDPD, one officer who knocked his wife unconscious remains on the force and was even allowed to continue responding to domestic violence calls.
For Jung’s studies of the impact of the collective unconscious on the psyche, including the roles of dreams and fantasies, he sought out subjects with vivid recall.
She spent another three weeks in the intensive care unit, mostly unconscious, where she suffered a stroke.
Officers arrived to find the man unconscious and not breathing.
Police said they responded to a report of an unconscious man.
By the time she finished belting her way to God, I had unconsciously wandered from my office desk to a church pew.
I think I absorbed a great deal about story structure during that period, albeit unconsciously.
I am indebted to them all, and hope to continue to steal from them, unconsciously or otherwise.
Black boys in hoodies are aesthetically and unconsciously calling for violent action.
Those who think you think you do will, if unconsciously, seek to thwart your progress.
The Swiss are freemen, and wear the fact unconsciously but palpably on their brows and beaming from their eyes.
And these steadfast qualities Tom absorbed unconsciously through his very skin.
He braced himself , and after Zeal's next words did not relax his body, although his lips turned white and stiff.