What is the opposite of conscious of?
What is the opposite of conscious of?
What is the opposite of conscious?
| oblivious | incognizant |
|---|---|
| unaware | ignorant |
| clueless | unmindful |
| heedless | inattentive |
| unconscious | unobservant |
What is the synonym of subconscious?
unconscious, latent, suppressed, repressed, subliminal, unfulfilled, dormant, hidden, concealed, underlying, innermost, deep, intuitive, instinctive, innate, involuntary. informal bottled up. conscious, expressed.
What is the synonym and antonym of conscious?
Some common synonyms of conscious are alive, awake, aware, cognizant, and sensible. While all these words mean “having knowledge of something,” conscious implies that one is focusing one’s attention on something or is even preoccupied by it.
What is the antonym for subconscious?
What is the opposite of subconsciously?
| consciously | deliberately |
|---|---|
| calculatedly | intendedly |
| determinedly | premeditatedly |
| prepensely | voluntarily |
| purposefully | willfully |
What’s the opposite of conscientiousness?
Opposite of the state or characteristic of being conscientious. heedlessness. inattentiveness. negligence. carelessness.
Is Cognizantly a word?
adj. Fully informed; conscious.
What is another word of unconscious mind?
“Like all fears and phobias, ailurophobia is created by the unconscious mind as a protective mechanism.”…What is another word for unconscious mind?
| subconscious | mind |
|---|---|
| psyche | imagination |
| ego | self |
| superego | essence |
| id | inner man |
What is the opposite of neurosis?
The opposite of neurosis is a condition Horney calls self-realization, a state of being in which the person responds to the world with the full depth of their spontaneous feelings, rather than with anxiety-driven compulsion.
What are the opposites of the Big 5 personality traits?
Big 5 Personality Traits
- Openness to experience (includes aspects such as intellectual curiosity and creative imagination)
- Conscientiousness (organization, productiveness, responsibility)
- Extroversion (sociability, assertiveness; its opposite is Introversion)
- Agreeableness (compassion, respectfulness, trust in others)