Definitionadj. marked by or paying little heed or attention
Last update: August 13, 2015
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Stephen raised his eyes to the bold unheeding stare. [Please select]
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But the poets talked on unheeding. [Please select]
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He must have seen her, if he had been capable of seeing anything; but he went straight on unheeding. [Please select]
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As he rode it seemed that the fleeing Turks were stricken still, and sank by the roadside with eyes strained after his unheeding figure. [Please select]
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The lad staggered back, and the Frenchman, unheeding the accident and the calls of Lieutenant Anderson and Chester, pressed his advantage. [Please select]
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But he continued, unheeding: "You must know that I love you." [Please select]
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She saw him stretched prone on that shattered deck, on that ruined ship, pale, blood-stained, senseless again, again unheeding her bitter cry. [Please select]
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Judy, unheeding her companion's agitation, continued reviewing the situation: "An' just look at all the money you-all done lost."' [Please select]
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With such thoughts in my mind, I listened unheeding to her talk. [Please select]
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"So that is it," said Antoinette, unheeding him and looking at her cousin. [Please select]
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It sounded callous and unheeding, but at night the lads who had written it there, tiptoed out and stole across the Channel, scarcely whispering for fear they should break our hearts by their going. [Please select]
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