Meanings of subconscious memory in English

The subconscious memory may be the direct cause of certain dreams.

And it was his subconscious memory that Lady Statham had been so busily excavating.

And some subconscious memory of Mabel made her say: "It's fierce!"

Perhaps it was a subconscious memory of the time he had been lost in the woods.

It's a first-class subconscious memory you have.

The sedan hugged the pavement, though its driver was operating on nothing more than reflexes and subconscious memory.

Then up out of the man's subconscious memory came words learned from the lips of a long-forgotten mother.

Like emotions, mental and physical habits are learned responses stored in subconscious memory and released by associated stimuli.

The words they hear tie into subconscious memory of past traumatic experiences intended to keep them helplessly and hopelessly under mind control.

The subconscious memory cannot be truthfully called a dream, for it is only a memory of something we have previously perceived in reality or imagination.

Then I tell myself 'mere coincidence'-'subconsciousmemory' and so forth.

"She will now acquire the poet's fund of sweet subconscious memories," I declared.

" Subconscious memory," murmured Rupert.