Autosuggestion

Pronunciation: /ˌɔː.toʊ.səˈdʒɛstʃən/

Definitions of autosuggestion

noun the process of influencing one's own thoughts or behavior through self-suggestion

Example Sentences

A1 I use autosuggestion to help me relax before bed.

A2 She practiced autosuggestion to boost her self-confidence.

B1 Autosuggestion techniques can be effective in managing stress.

B2 The therapist recommended using autosuggestion as part of the treatment plan.

C1 Autosuggestion is a powerful tool for changing deeply ingrained habits.

C2 Through regular autosuggestion practice, he was able to overcome his fear of public speaking.

Examples of autosuggestion in a Sentence

formal The practice of autosuggestion involves repeating positive affirmations to oneself to influence the subconscious mind.

informal I've been trying out autosuggestion to help me stay motivated during my workouts.

slang Some people swear by autosuggestion as a way to boost their confidence.

figurative Using autosuggestion is like planting seeds of positivity in your mind.

Grammatical Forms of autosuggestion

• plural: autosuggestions
• comparative: more autosuggestive
• superlative: most autosuggestive
• present tense: autosuggests
• future tense: will autosuggest
• perfect tense: has autosuggested
• continuous tense: is autosuggesting
• singular: autosuggestion
• positive degree: autosuggestive
• infinitive: to autosuggest
• gerund: autosuggesting
• participle: autosuggested

Origin and Evolution of autosuggestion

First Known Use: 1880 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The term 'autosuggestion' was coined by the French pharmacist and psychologist Emile Coue in the late 19th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of Coue's self-help method emphasizing the power of positive thinking, 'autosuggestion' has since evolved to encompass a broader range of self-improvement techniques and practices.