Usually means: Not aware of surroundings; oblivious.
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▸ adjective:  Not perceiving; devoid of perception.

Similar:
unseeing, unperceptive, unobservant, blind, impercipient, ascient, unconscious, unaware, senseless, unmindful, more...

Opposite:
perceptive, observant, aware, alert

Types:
obtuse, vacuous, oblivious, inattentive, unobservant, unaware, negligent, more...

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Similar:
unseeing, unperceptive, unobservant, blind, impercipient, ascient, unconscious, unaware, senseless, unmindful, more...

Opposite:
perceptive, observant, aware, alert

Types:
obtuse, vacuous, oblivious, inattentive, unobservant, unaware, negligent, more...



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