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subliminal

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subliminal
1. resulting from processes of which the individual is not aware
2. (of stimuli) less than the minimum intensity or duration required to elicit a response
subliminal [sə′blim·ə·nəl]
(physiology)
Below the threshold of responsiveness, consciousness, or sensation to a stimulus.
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