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Meaning of oblivious
The primary meaning of "oblivious" is being unaware or unconscious of something.
Etymology of oblivious
The word "oblivious" has its roots in the Latin word "obliviosus," which means "forgetful" or "prone to forgetfulness," derived from "oblivisci," meaning "to forget"
Historically, the word "oblivious" entered the English language in the 15th century, initially used to describe someone who is forgetful or has a tendency to forget
Synonyms
unaware
unconscious
ignorant
uninformed
unacquainted
unfamiliar
incognizant
unmindful
heedless
insensible
forgetful
inattentive
neglectful
careless
reckless
thoughtless
mindless
blind
deaf
insensitive
obtuse
imperceptive
unperceptive
unresponsive
indifferent
apathetic
disconnected
detached
removed
isolated
separated
distant
uninvolved
uninterested
unconcerned
disregardful
inconsiderate
unobservant
unnoticing
unseeing
unhearing
Definitions
- Not knowing or realizing something, especially because you are not paying attention or are not interested
- * Having no memory of something
Usage Examples
- She was oblivious to the fact that her phone was ringing
- * He was oblivious to the danger that was lurking around the corner
- * The tourists were oblivious to the local customs and traditions
Antonyms
aware
conscious
knowledgeable
informed
acquainted
familiar
cognizant
mindful
heedful
sensitive
attentive
careful
thoughtful
perceptive
responsive
interested
concerned
considerate
observant
noticing
seeing
hearing
vigilant
watchful
alert
aware
cognizant
perceptive
sensitive
discerning
astute