incognizant

• “Add her unexpected, green eyes in her flawless, brown skin and the fact that she seemed completely incognizant of what a stunningly beautiful, young woman she was growing into and Keshari was a force to be reckoned with even then.”

  Simon & Schuster: Larger Than Lyfe

• “The satirical point of the Steinberg illustration was, of course, that New Yorkers are so wrapped up in their “microcosm” that they are incognizant of the macrocosm.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » A New York Court?

• “Stephen Lathrop: The satirical point of the Steinberg illustration was, of course, that New Yorkers are so wrapped up in their “microcosm” that they are incognizant of the macrocosm.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » A New York Court?

• “This de-reform has rendered us totally incognizant of which profligate special interest group is spending how much money for what candidate or why or when or where it's given.”

  The Huffington Post: Will Durst: Helen Keller's Mushrooms

• “And if there's a fear, it's that some of the Republicans in Washington are not incognizant of the people.”

  CNN Transcript Jun 8, 2009

• “According to statistics printed in Arab News, the Saudi rate of divorce is reaching 60 percent, yet women are often incognizant of their post-marital rights.”

  Married Saudi Girls Can't Divorce Until Puberty: Judge

• “Never have I forsook grammar, but heretofore I was incognizant that Nazis were on their side.”

  Extra-Ordinary: From Publicity to P-Fars

• “Even if she did survive initially, she would have been insensate and incognizant because the areas of the brain needed for feeling and thinking never developed.”

  Baby Warning Instructions

• “The "victims" of advance fee scams are rarely incognizant of their alleged role.”

  Nigerian Scams - Begging Your Trust in Africa

• “We cannot suppose him, on the night of the fatal Sunday, both innocent himself and incognizant of an outrage committed.”

  The Mystery of Marie Roget

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