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unawarely

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un⋅a⋅ware

[uhn-uh-wair]
–adjective
1. not aware or conscious; unconscious: to be unaware of any change.
–adverb
2. unawares.

Origin:
1585–95; un- 1 + aware; cf. ME unywar (see y- )


un⋅a⋅ware⋅ly, adverb
un⋅a⋅ware⋅ness, noun


1. unsuspecting, ignorant, unknowing.
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un·a·ware   (ŭn'ə-wâr')   
adj.  Not aware or cognizant.
adv.  Unawares.
un'a·ware'ly adv., un'a·ware'ness n.
Usage Note: Unaware, followed by a prepositional phrase with of (expressed or implied), is the usual adjectival form modifying a noun or pronoun or following a linking verb: Unaware of the difficulty, I went ahead. She plunged into a dangerous situation wholly unaware. He was unaware of my presence. Unawares is the usual adverbial form: The rain caught them unawares (without warning). They came upon it unawares (without design or plan).
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