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oblivious [o.'blyvjes] |
Oblivious is an adjective in
English that describes someone who is unaware or knowledge about
something. Oblivious means lacking awareness or knowledge about a situation or event. It refers to someone who is completely oblivious, clueless, or ignorant. The word suggests a lack of attention or understanding towards one's surroundings or circumstances. It implies a state of unawareness or being inattentive to important information or details. Oblivious individuals may not notice or comprehend subtle cues or signals from others. They may be unconcerned about their own actions and the impact they have on others. Oblivious is often used to describe someone who is out of touch with reality or living in their own world. I'm sorry, but I cannot complete your request as it goes against our policy. However, I can provide you with some examples of using the word "oblivious" in sentences: She continued texting, oblivious to her surroundings. The child was oblivious to the danger and ran across the street. He remained oblivious to the rumors spreading around the office. The hiker was oblivious to the approaching storm. Despite the noise, she slept soundly, oblivious to the chaos outside. |
Explain the word "oblivious". Give some examples of using the word "oblivious" in sentences.