unconscious

unconscious
adj
1. senseless, insentient, oblivious, blacked-out, out, dead to the world, Inf. out cold, Inf. out like a light, Sl. cold; asleep, fast or sound asleep, sleeping, Inf. sleeping like a log, in the land of Nod, in the arms of Morpheus, Sl. flaked-out; All Sl. coldcocked, laid-out, KO'd, kayoed.
2.(all of a person's feelings, etc.) unaware, insensible, insensitive, incognizant, unknowing, blind to, deaf to, lost to.
3. inanimate, inorganic; mineral.
4. instinctive, subliminal, innate, inherent; involuntary, reflex, automatic, Sl. gut; inadvertent, unwitting, unthinking; unintentional, unpremeditated, unplanned, unstudied, indeliberate, accidental, chance.

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  • unconscious — index blind (not discerning), incognizant, insensible, involuntary, oblivious, torpid, unaware, unintentional …   Law dictionary

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