apparently oblivious

Frequency: 5.85.2 per million words

Used when someone appears to be unaware, based on evidence.

obliviousADVERB + oblivious

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apparently

Examples (10)

  • She was apparently oblivious to the whispers around her.
  • He walked past the commotion, apparently oblivious to the chaos.
  • The child continued playing, apparently oblivious to his mother's calls.
  • Despite the urgent warnings, she remained apparently oblivious to the danger.
  • The manager seemed apparently oblivious to the growing discontent among his staff.
  • They were apparently oblivious to the fact that their flight had been delayed.
  • His dismissive tone indicated he was apparently oblivious to the seriousness of the situation.
  • The couple chatted happily, apparently oblivious to the sudden downpour.
  • Even with all the evidence, he was apparently oblivious to his own mistakes.
  • The politician continued his speech, apparently oblivious to the protests outside.