Similar words: lasciviousness, oblivious, obviousness, deviousness, perviousness, imperviousness, oblivion, curiousness. Meaning: [ə'blɪvɪəsnɪs] 
n. total forgetfulness.
n. total forgetfulness. 
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1 Her obliviousness of what was happening in Germany seems extraordinary.
2 Such obliviousness to place exists around the developed world.
3 Sharron Angle sank to new lows of obliviousness when she told a classroom of Hispanic kids in Las Vegas: "Some of you look a little more Asian to me."
4 I'll talk about how incorporating metadata affects the obliviousness principle in AOP systems,[www.Sentencedict.com] as well as how it could impact on the adoption of AOP systems.
5 Essentially, retaining obliviousness is a matter of using the right type of annotation in the right situations, as discussed in the earlier guidelines.
6 There's a reason for Russian obliviousness. Every family had not only victims but perpetrators.
7 The obliviousness property requires that the core banking system should be unaware that a transaction management aspect advises those operations.
8 In the context of AOP, the obliviousness property requires that the core system be unaware of crosscutting functionality.
9 Also, the overuse of Annotations may obscure AOP's obliviousness property.
10 The sheer obliviousness of the birds was somehow moving to me. They are totally unaware that humans are planning their fate, tracking and numbering them and watching them from blinds.
11 This kind of thinking and implementation avoids the loss of obliviousness discussed below, because elements merely provide additional information about themselves and are unaware of the aspects.
12 For two weeks, the shuttle had been looping the globe to the complete obliviousness of the vast majority of the world's population, which was preoccupied for the most part with the fate of Iraq.
13 Tokyo's obsession with Washington's opinion is generally only equalled by its obliviousness towards Japan's reputation in the rest of Asia.
14 The Frustrations: Mystic Writers can get peeved at what they feel is the emotional obliviousness of their Expert. To the Mystic writer, the Expert may seem remote, detached, and even cold.
15 Further, when you view metadata as an "aspectual interface" and follow the conventional wisdom associated with good interface design, you will automatically retain the obliviousness property.
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