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Meanings of incognizant in English
Catalan
ignorant Spanish
desprevenido (Often followed by `of') not aware.
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Examples for "unaware"
Examples for "unaware"
1
The public is unaware of the impending crisis, unlike people in Europe.
2
The second body is incomplete and, as far as we know, unaware.
3
France and Turkey have also said they were unaware of Ghosn's plan.
4
The UK government was seemingly unaware that British citizens were on board.
5
Blueberries Many people are unaware of blueberries' amazing benefits to our health.
Usage of incognizant in English
1
The "victims" of advance fee scams are rarely incognizant of their alleged role.
2
They were incognizant of realities.
3
We cannot suppose him, on the night of the fatal Sunday, both innocent himself and incognizant of an outrage committed.
Frequent collocations
Incognizant through the time