What are the antonyms for UNPERCEIVING?
- mindful, open, sighted, aware, looking, perceptive, quick, heedful, cunning, sharp, sensitive, concerned, uncovered, controlled, understanding, observant, attentive, caring, conscious, revealed, Noticing, interested, seeing.
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Synonyms for UNPERCEIVING
- preoccupied,
- Absent-minded,
- short-sighted,
- rayless,
- unenlightened,
- indiscriminate,
- distrait,
- unthoughtful,
- unobservant,
- deaf to,
- nonsensical,
- undiscerning,
- imbecilic,
- unreflecting,
- absentminded,
- unwitting,
- unnoticing,
- dead to,
- uncomprehending,
- hasty,
- crazy,
- out cold,
- unhearing,
- mad,
- witless,
- insane,
- unperceiving,
- blinder,
- illogical,
- perceive,
- off guard,
- moronic,
- listless,
- dark,
- inconsiderate,
- napping,
- removed,
- eyeless,
- inattentive,
- unwatchful,
- lost,
- musing,
- blind to,
- vague,
- bereft of light,
- out of it,
- insensitive,
- unperceptive,
- inadvertent,
- dim-sighted,
- distraught,
- brainless,
- remiss,
- blind,
- perceives,
- unconscious,
- not with it,
- ludicrous,
- distracted,
- myopic,
- unconsidered,
- thoughtless,
- in darkness,
- unthinking,
- unaware,
- Perceiving,
- out to lunch,
- off-guard,
- scatterbrained,
- apathetic,
- Inobservant,
- undiscriminating,
- heedless,
- regardless,
- rash,
- absent,
- ridiculous,
- insensible,
- Imperceptive,
- faraway,
- unheeding,
- ignorant,
- benighted,
- indifferent,
- oblivious,
- preposterous,
- senseless,
- color-blind,
- asleep,
- incognizant,
- purblind,
- diverted,
- irrational,
- rapt,
- ableptical,
- neglectful,
- dull,
- mindless,
- nearsighted,
- unmindful,
- dreamy,
- idiotic,
- unreasonable,
- injudicious,
- laughable,
- unknowing,
- fatuous,
- far-fetched,
- unreasoning,
- absurd,
- bored,
- careless,
- sightless,
- foolish,
- silly,
- unsuspecting,
- unseeing,
- Unobserving.
Usage Examples for UNPERCEIVING
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Sometimes he never spoke at all, and would only walk round the room looking at me with unperceiving, absent eyes as I ate my bread and butter, in a way that, for a very nervous boy, was utterly terrific. - "Story of My Life, volumes 1-3" by Augustus J. C. Hare
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He stood motionless, as one in a dream, or rather as if not knowing which was reality, and which phantom; gazing, gazing on at the bed where the King lay, round which the ecclesiastics were busying themselves, unperceiving that James, Bedford, and the nobles had quitted the apartment, till Percy first spoke to him in a whisper, then almost shook him, and led him out of the room. - "The Caged Lion" by Charlotte M. Yonge
