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Meanings of quite oblivious in English

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Usage of quite oblivious in English
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They stood there in the archway, quite oblivious to the passing soldiers.
In the Claws of the German Eagle
2
Only one of them was quite oblivious to personal discomfort and danger.
Brewster's Millions
3
They have for years been quite oblivious of the world about them.
The Spinners' Book of Fiction
4
And suddenly, evidently quite oblivious that he had any audience, he spoke:
Fraternity
5
The Woman was quite oblivious; she went on with her mother-nonsense.
Christmas Outside of Eden
6
Far from here she pursues her peaceful way quite oblivious of the war.
On the Fringe of the Great Fight
7
She was quite oblivious, apparently, to the terrors of the place.
The Emperor of Portugallia
8
Stephen was perhaps the only person in the box quite oblivious of Lady Dolly.
The Path of a Star
9
The professor, however, was quite oblivious to the scorching rays of the afternoon sun.
The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone
10
She kept on looking at the photographs and seemed quite oblivious of our presence.
The Golden Road
11
He found himself quite oblivious to the crowd of promenaders.
Tales from Bohemia
12
She was quite oblivious to the sensation she had created.
The Ragged Edge
13
Then they both glanced again at Maria, who seemed quite oblivious of their attention.
By the Light of the Soul: A Novel
14
He whirled past, seemingly quite oblivious of Theydon's fixed stare.
Number Seventeen
15
No, there he was putting on Kitty's cloak, quite oblivious to any other duty.
Rose in Bloom / A Sequel to "Eight Cousins"
16
Arthur stood gazing outward toward where land would be, quite oblivious to all of them.
The darkest road
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