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Meanings of completely oblivious in English

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Usage of completely oblivious in English
1
They're completely oblivious.' A tiny, swiftly quashed tremor lay behind the words.
Children of Time
2
She had never known anyone who was so completely oblivious to self-interest.
Dreamsnake
3
They seemed completely oblivious to the possibility that she might try to escape.
Changer of Worlds
4
They seemed completely oblivious that people had weapons aimed at them.
The Kill Order
5
But it was maddening to think that billions of people were completely oblivious.
Earth Afire
6
READ: Biggest betting wins on Cup day I was completely oblivious.
News.com.au
7
He stares at her with burning intensity, completely oblivious to Rosie.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
8
She was completely oblivious to the danger she'd been in.
Wrangling the redhead
9
In Once Upon a Time the sheriff is completely oblivious.
Wired
10
We were our own self-contained unit, completely oblivious to the identities of each other.
The Irish Times
11
But D'Arcambal and Otille seemed completely oblivious of any change.
Flower of the North: A Modern Romance
12
In fact, he seemed completely oblivious to his presence.
The dark griffin
13
They're completely oblivious to what's been going on below.
Breathe
14
She was but human-andbut woman-andshe could not be completely oblivious to such things.
The Precipice: A Novel
15
Zuma is completely oblivious as to why support has dwindled for the ANC in recent years.
The South African
16
They seem completely oblivious to the moral obligation they have around these drivers, Mr Abbott said.
Radio NZ
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Completely oblivious across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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