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Meanings of quite unaware in English

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Usage of quite unaware in English
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Freddie de la Hay was, of course, quite unaware of his celebrity.
Corduroy mansions
2
They were talking together in whispers, and remained quite unaware of him.
Within the Tides: Tales
3
He was smiling broadly, quite unaware of the mine he was firing.
Mavericks
4
I assure you, Captain Annesley, I was quite unaware of it, then.
Under the Meteor Flag: Log of a Midshipman during the French Rev...
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He was quite unaware that Harry was now quite close upon him.
Frank Merriwell at Yale; Or, Freshman Against Freshman
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But of one thing he was quite unaware; he exuded menace.
Cry to heaven
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But Orville Platt was quite unaware of any smoldering in progress.
One Basket
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But Orville Platt was quite unaware of any smouldering in progress.
Cheerful—By Request
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He is quite unaware that there is any gulf between us.
A Spirit in Prison
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I had, until that moment, been quite unaware of his existence.
African Camp Fires
11
Indeed, I suspect that most people are quite unaware of either of these phenomena.
The Irish Times
12
He seemed at the same time quite unaware of anything worthy in his conduct.
Robert Falconer
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His opponent was quite unaware of this sleight of hand.
The Irish Times
14
But they were quite unaware of the plot which was being hatched against them.
Witness for the Defence
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He had, he realized, stepped on some toes quite unaware.
Sins of the Fathers
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The tears were streaming down her cheeks, but of this she was quite unaware.
Lo, Michael!
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