subliminally

American  

[suhb-lim-uhn-uh-lee] / sʌbˈlɪm ən ə li /

adverb

1. in a subliminal or subconscious way.

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Example Sentences

This “fantastical, mythical” creature is something of an obsession for the Honduran experimental pop artist, and this trope is subliminally captured throughout the 13 tracks on “Vanity,” which drops June 27.

From Los Angeles Times

Defendants are often given permission to wear their own clothes during a trial, as prison outfits could subliminally influence a jury's decision.

From BBC

“That trust shows up subliminally on screen because there’s very little dialogue that exists outside of radio talk,” he says.

From Los Angeles Times

But even with the reinvigorated faith among the Church of the Cardinals, the portrait subliminally hints at the emotional undertone of the protagonist, Berger says.

From Los Angeles Times

The muted hues subliminally punctuate a tone that organically shifts with Dylan’s popularity.

From Los Angeles Times