subliminity

Moreover, while this sublime and domestic union of two women is never articulated as sexual — though the use of the Shakespearean names is certainly suggestive — the early tension between the two women is marked as a bodily phenomenon, as if subliminity has to overcome a certain physical repulsion that subtly evokes "Christabel."

'Put to the Blush': Romantic Irregularities and Sapphic Tropes 2006

This subliminity of practice is a sine que non of developing skills, both big and small.

Building Skills Clark Aldrich 2006