incognizant Synonyms
incognizant Meaning
incognizant (a)
(often followed by `of') not aware
incognizant (a.)
Not cognizant; failing to apprehended or notice.
incognizant Sentence Examples
- The child was incognizant of the danger lurking behind him.
- Despite the warnings, the hiker remained incognizant of the approaching storm.
- The suspect was incognizant of the evidence linking him to the crime.
- The newborn was incognizant of the world around him, sleeping peacefully in his mother's arms.
- The patient was incognizant after suffering a severe head injury.
- The lost traveler was incognizant of the fact that he was headed in the wrong direction.
- The elderly woman was incognizant of the passing of time, lost in her own memories.
- The employee was incognizant of the company policy, resulting in a major mistake.
- The student was incognizant of the importance of studying for the exam.
- The accident victim was rendered incognizant by the force of the impact.
FAQs About the word incognizant
(often followed by `of') not awareNot cognizant; failing to apprehended or notice.
oblivious, ignorant,unaware,unmindful, clueless, unwitting, unknowing, unacquainted, nescient, uninformed
knowing, mindful, aware, informed, conversant, acquainted, conscious,aware, grounded, cognizant
The child was incognizant of the danger lurking behind him.
Despite the warnings, the hiker remained incognizant of the approaching storm.
The suspect was incognizant of the evidence linking him to the crime.
The newborn was incognizant of the world around him, sleeping peacefully in his mother's arms.
