1. Plural of autosuggestion; repeated affirmations or ideas that a person consciously or unconsciously impresses on the mind to influence behavior or belief.
Usage: Often used in psychology and self-help contexts; Can refer to both deliberate mental techniques and automatic mental processes
2. In computing and user interfaces, automatic suggestions or predictions offered by software (such as search engines or text editors) based on user input or behavior.
Usage: Technology/computing context; Modern usage, increasingly common in digital applications

Examples

• She used daily autosuggestions to build confidence before her presentation.
• The therapist recommended autosuggestions as part of her anxiety management plan.
• Google's autosuggestions help users find information more quickly.
• The search bar displays autosuggestions based on your previous searches.
• He practiced positive autosuggestions every morning to maintain a healthy mindset.
• Email clients use autosuggestions to complete recipient addresses.
• Autosuggestions in the text editor save time by predicting what you want to type.