oblivious (Meaning)
oblivious (s)
(followed by `to' or `of') lacking conscious awareness of
failing to keep in mind
oblivious (a.)
Promoting oblivion; causing forgetfulness.
Evincing oblivion; forgetful.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oblivious
Synonyms:
- inattentive
- untaught
- insensible
- absent
- nescient
- unschooled
- innocent
- unacquainted
- absentminded
- heedless
- abstracted
- incognizant
- uneducated
Antonyms:
oblivious Sentence Examples
- The oblivious child wandered into the busy street, unaware of the danger.
- She remained oblivious to the stares of the crowd, lost in her own thoughts.
- John's obliviousness to his surroundings made him an easy target for pickpockets.
- The oblivious pedestrian jaywalked right in front of the speeding car.
- The oblivious hikers continued their trek, oblivious to the approaching storm.
- Mary was oblivious to the fact that her ex-boyfriend was still secretly in love with her.
- The oblivious couple had a loud argument in the library, oblivious to the disapproving looks of other patrons.
- Sarah was oblivious to the fact that her close friend was harboring a secret crush on her.
- The oblivious dog wagged its tail happily, unaware of the threat posed by the growling cat.
- The oblivious driver sped through the red light, oblivious to the sirens of an approaching police car.
FAQs About the word oblivious
(followed by `to' or `of') lacking conscious awareness of, failing to keep in mindPromoting oblivion; causing forgetfulness., Evincing oblivion; forgetful.
unaware, ignorant, unconscious, clueless, in the dark,unmindful, unwitting, uninformed, unknowing, inattentive
knowing, conscious,aware, mindful, knowing, grounded, acquainted, conversant, acquainted, conversant
The oblivious child wandered into the busy street, unaware of the danger.
She remained oblivious to the stares of the crowd, lost in her own thoughts.
John's obliviousness to his surroundings made him an easy target for pickpockets.
The oblivious pedestrian jaywalked right in front of the speeding car.
