obliviousin a sentence
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She is oblivious to the dangers.oblivious = unaware of
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She's a happy girl--oblivious to most of the unhappiness around her.
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She seemed oblivious to me sitting there. (source)
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...he had fallen asleep sitting against his shelter wall, oblivious even to the mosquitoes, (source)
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Unfortunately, that wasn't the case—the driver was as oblivious to Dana's bad behavior as ever. (source)
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He was sitting in one of his office chairs, and he was reading, oblivious of the nightbugs dancing over his head. (source)oblivious = unaware
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She is pushing the gnomes away from her, terrified, now oblivious of my presence. (source)oblivious = unaware of
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Around us, dancers spin on obliviously.† (source)obliviously = with a lack of awareness
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It is the obliviousness of our children that saves us.† (source)obliviousness = lack of awarenessstandard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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But the figure inside the booth remained hunched over, oblivious ... never looking up, no matter how many times Eddie howled... (source)oblivious = unaware of something
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"And the older he gets, the worse he gets," she went on obliviously.† (source)obliviously = with a lack of awareness
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But if you ask me whether obliviousness would have been better for me, then I'd be a liar if I answered 'yes' or even 'maybe,' because the facts are against it.† (source)obliviousness = lack of awareness
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They were used circumspectly, and the humans remained, for the most part, oblivious. (source)oblivious = unaware
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Just barely leaving the cab door open, she walked briskly and obliviously, like visiting Hollywood royalty, into the building.† (source)obliviously = with a lack of awareness
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The pain she experienced from the almost absolute obliviousness to her existence that was shown by the pair of them became at times half dissipated by her sense of its humourousness.† (source)obliviousness = lack of awareness
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I hated the girl I saw there, and she didn't even care, didn't know, just staring out, oblivious. (source)oblivious = unaware
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