adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
seemingly unaware/oblivious (= seeming not to notice something )
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She was seemingly unaware of all the activity around her.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
apparently
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He was reading a newspaper, apparently oblivious to the contribution he was making to the traffic chaos.
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Jean Vilbrun Guillaume Sam sat at his desk, head in hands, apparently oblivious to the events outside.
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He was lighting another cigarette, apparently oblivious of the elements.
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How could a self-styled poet be so oblivious to taste?
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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In the sitcom she plays a New York executive who's totally oblivious to the feelings of others.
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The walkers in front crossed the ledge easily, seemingly oblivious to the fact that there was a 3000 foot drop on either side.
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They soon fell asleep, oblivious of the danger.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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For here lay no more than a piece of meat, oblivious , inanimate, an object to be examined without reverence.
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He ate on, oblivious to the storms he was stirring into the air around him.
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He worked as a man obsessed, oblivious to family and friends, shunning holidays, forgetting anniversaries.
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It is extraordinary how oblivious the Labour party remains to the extraordinarily damaging consequences of its proposals.
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Luckily, Theresa was oblivious to the offering.
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Most constant complainers are oblivious to their annoying habit, Vilas said.
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Senses rioted, coherent thought fled, and for mindless seconds they were oblivious to the world about them.
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She seemed quite oblivious to the route I was taking as she chatted on about her holiday plans for Ibiza.