Pronunciation: /ʌn.əˈwɛr/
adjective not aware or conscious of something
A1 I was unaware of the time and ended up being late for the meeting.
A2 She was unaware of the new policy changes and accidentally violated them.
B1 The tourists were unaware of the local customs and unintentionally offended the locals.
B2 The company CEO was unaware of the financial discrepancies until they were brought to his attention.
C1 The politician claimed to be unaware of the corruption happening within his administration.
C2 The scientist was unaware of the potential consequences of his groundbreaking research.
adverb in a state of not being aware or conscious
A1 She walked through the park unaware of the danger lurking nearby.
A2 He sat at the cafe, sipping his coffee, unaware of the time passing by.
B1 The tourists wandered around the city, unaware of the local customs.
B2 The CEO made decisions that affected the company's future, unaware of the consequences.
C1 The politician continued to make promises, unaware of the public's growing discontent.
C2 The scientist conducted experiments, unaware of the groundbreaking discoveries they would lead to.
formal The employees were unaware of the new company policy.
informal She was unaware of the surprise party planned for her.
slang He was totally unaware of what was going on around him.
figurative The butterfly floated through the garden, unaware of the storm approaching.
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