unheeded 的定义
- noticed or heard but disregarded
unheeded 近义词
disregarded
更多unheeded例句
- Shouts came from the rear of the crowd for “no violence,” shouts that went largely unheeded.
- The warning seemed to go unheeded, as Leno continued his NBC assault.
- Teles' essay is important - even if its own argument explains why its powerful message is likely to go unheeded.
- Her prescience and her instincts go unheeded, and the damage that she causes threatens to consume her altogether.
- It has become part of the unheeded architecture of the everyday.
- The Marshal's political suggestions were unheeded and his military plans overridden.
- A policeman's authority is never questioned in England and his raised hand is a signal that never goes unheeded.
- Friendly warnings are unheeded; and if force be used to prevent the meetings, the couple may think of eloping.
- And, in the way of mourning women, things that Uncle James had said which had passed unheeded came back to her.
- For all that, an occasional mutter came unheeded to his ears, the closed curtains preserving articulate sounds like room walls.