“+ adjective
Etymology: probably from French, from in- in- (I) + conscient, from Latin conscient-, consciens, present participle of conscire to know, be conscious — more at conscience
1.
a. : lacking consciousness : mindless
inanimate inconscient things — Percy Winner
b. : lacking full awareness : abstracted
he had passed, inconscient , full gaze the wide-banded irises — Ezra Pound
2. : not involving or based on the action of consciousness
holding creation to be the outcome of inconscient natural laws
• in·consciently “+ adverb