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- Dictionaryoblivious/əˈblɪvɪəs/
adjective
- 1. not aware of or concerned about what is happening around one: "she became absorbed, oblivious to the passage of time"
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3 days ago · the "oblivion" family. total forgetfulness.
19 hours ago · Disability—whether physical, mental, or sensory—is widely represented in Early Modern literature, and as such it has been attracting attention from 21st-century literary scholars, who apply the theoretical and critical tools of disability studies to Renaissance narratives and literary characters. Literary disability in its various forms can ...
19 hours ago · Encourage Yourself. The stresses and trials of being a widow can really test our faith. It’s the hard times and difficult situations this life brings that show us the strength of our conviction to trust God, or reveal our lack of understanding or our unwillingness to believe God is who He says He is. The enemy’s plan is to frustrate our faith.
5 days ago · The Golden Rule and Kant's Categorical Imperative 8 presume “the other is exactly like the self,“ 6 so the agent can define “good” (beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, justice) on behalf the subject. In theory, dilemmas in medical ethics can be solved by discussion between the relevant clinicians (perhaps with a medical ethicist's ...
10 hours ago · Acknowledge the feelings- Being ghosted leaves behind a myriad of feelings; the first step to getting over them is to acknowledge each one of these feelings and understand that it is okay to feel this way. Studies show that more than 26% of adults in their dating phase experience ghosting. It highlights that it is a common phenomenon, as ...
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1 day ago · The outbreak of World War I caught many by surprise, as did World War II. Throughout history, wars have been a recurrent theme. The collision of major powers has been inevitable from the onset of human history. Despite clear warning signs, a significant portion of the Western population appears oblivious to the gravity of the current situation.
