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obliviousness

/uh-bliv-ee-uhs/US // əˈblɪv i əs //UK // (əˈblɪvɪəs) //

遗忘,无视,忘我,遗忘症

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : unmindful; unconscious; unaware: She was oblivious of his admiration.
    • : forgetful; without remembrance or memory: oblivious of my former failure.
    • : Archaic. inducing forgetfulness.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounignorance
Synonyms
bewilderment困惑,迷惑,疑惑,困惑症blindness失明,盲目性,盲人,失明症callowness胼手胝足,胼胝,胼胝体,苛刻条件crudeness粗鲁,粗糙度,粗俗,粗糙性darkness黑暗,黑暗世界,阴暗面,黑暗中denseness致密性,密实度,浓密性,密度disregard漠视,不理会,不顾,漠不关心dumbness哑巴,愚蠢的人,哑巴亏,哑铃fog雾,雾化,雾气,雾霾illiteracy文盲,文盲率,文盲现象,文盲问题incapacity无能力,无行为能力,丧失能力,无能incomprehension不理解,不解风情,无法理解,不懂innocence清白,无辜,纯真,无辜的insensitivity不敏感,不敏感度,不敏感性,不敏感的人nescience萌芽科学,萌芽状态,萌萌哒,萌芽期oblivion遗忘,遗忘症,遗忘物,湮没obtuseness钝性,钝感,钝化,钝感度philistinism轻视主义,轻蔑主义,轻狂主义,爱国主义rawness粗糙度,粗糙性,原始性,粗糙sciolism科学主义,科学论证,科学精神,科学家精神shallowness浅薄,浅薄性,浅层次,浅尝辄止simplicity简单性,简易性,简单,简洁unawareness不了解情况,不意识到,不了解的情况,不知情unconsciousness不省人事,无意识,昏迷不醒,不自觉uncouthness粗野性,粗野,粗鄙,粗鲁unenlightenment未开化,不启蒙,启蒙,不开化unfamiliarity陌生感,不熟悉,不熟悉的情况,不熟悉的地方vagueness含糊不清,模糊性,模糊不清,含糊其辞benightedness盲目性,盲目乐观,盲目崇拜,盲点empty-headedness虚怀若谷,虚无缥缈,虚心,虚无飘渺half-knowledge半知半解,一知半解,半知识,半懂不懂inscience不科学,科学,不良信息,不良反应lack of education缺乏教育,缺少教育,欠缺教育,失学mental incapacity精神不健全,精神上无能力,精神障碍,精神残疾naivetéunscholarliness非学术性,不学无术,不学术性,非学术性的

Examples

  • He is the peak representation of the Bayside rich kids who are too oblivious to realize not everyone has it like them.

  • Equally, they could be oblivious to threats to brand safety such as advertising next to a suddenly negative subject area they hadn’t anticipated.

  • Stocks in what should be the “election-sensitive” sectors seem oblivious to which candidate wins.

  • As overhyped as it was in terms of tanking Sarah Palin’s image with voters, Tina Fey’s portrayal of Palin was devastating at digging into just how oblivious she was.

  • A man barrels forward, seemingly oblivious to you, and you are forced to step aside.

  • Nolte's Breitbart report on Dunham's "Barry" reeks of obliviousness.

  • In spite of his efforts to pretend obliviousness Mayo stared hard at the companionway, eager to look on the face of the girl.

  • The thought flashes over him suddenly as he looks at her keenly, taking advantage of her momentary obliviousness of his presence.

  • They swaggered each his own way, one by extra obliviousness, another with a flourish of gesture.

  • Mrs. Brimmer received this speech with the languid obliviousness of perception she usually meted out to this chartered jester.

  • He was in that mood of vacant obliviousness of the ordinary affairs of life which long drifting on calm seas induces.