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Meanings of unmindful in English
Spanish
descuidado (Followed by `to' or `of') lacking conscious awareness of.
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Usage of unmindful in English
1
Nor has Balliol been unmindful of the social movements of our time.
2
We were not unmindful of the delicacy and responsibility of the position.
3
But he seemed unmindful of the near presence of the great cat.
4
Probably he was not unmindful of the convenience of the old ladies.
5
Nor was he unmindful of the other rising settlements on the Pacific.
6
Still Stephen stood, absorbed in his reverie, and unmindful of the chill.
7
But the industrious inhabitants plied their vocations unmindful of change of rulers.
8
But Harry, in doing this, had not been unmindful of the fire.
9
Alan steadied his knife hand before him, unmindful of the sticky blood.
10
Again, Shakespeare was never unmindful of the drunken habits of his compatriots.
11
Then, unmindful of the fact that it was supper-time, he sat down.
12
Caught up to exalted emotional heights, the beholder becomes unmindful of fatigue.
13
A prince should never renounce or be unmindful of his own dignity.
14
The Cossack, unmindful of things below, was backing steadily toward my head.
15
Taylor and Amy were not unmindful of what was due her, however.
16
Not unmindful of their ancient warlike fame, they had obeyed his entreaties.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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