remain oblivious

Frequency: 6.05.8 per million words

To continue to be unaware, often despite events that should cause awareness.

obliviousVERBS + oblivious

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Examples (10)

  • She continued to remain oblivious to the growing tension in the room.
  • The old man seemed to remain oblivious of the children playing loudly outside his window.
  • Despite all the warnings, he chose to remain oblivious to the financial risks.
  • How can they remain oblivious to the urgent need for change?
  • Even after the alarm sounded, some people remained oblivious to the danger.
  • He managed to remain oblivious to the subtle hints she was dropping.
  • She wished she could remain oblivious to the world's problems, but it was impossible.
  • The company decided to remain oblivious to the shifting market trends.
  • For a long time, the public remained oblivious to the true scale of the scandal.
  • It's difficult to remain oblivious when the evidence is so clear.