unsuspecting
બિનસાવધ
definition
adjective
antipersonnel mines lie in wait for their unsuspecting victims
(of a person or animal) not aware of the presence of danger; feeling no suspicion.
example
Much of the fun of the game arises from unfortunate bids made by 'unsuspecting' players.
Thieves have recently targeted 'unsuspecting' victims by showing them a map and asking for directions.
If only they didn't create so many blind spots for the 'unsuspecting' motorist.
For the 'unsuspecting' Nancy, a somewhat different picture had been painted.
In fact, the viewer probably ended up feeling like an 'unsuspecting' lady.
Hidden speed cameras are clocking 'unsuspecting' drivers in Greater Manchester.
Nevertheless, the pose would have been construed as ridiculous had it been of an unwary and 'unsuspecting' adult.
Monica cannot bring herself to do this and drives the 'unsuspecting' David to the country to abandon him.
It's terrifying both for pedestrians and also 'unsuspecting' drivers who have to approach at a snail's pace.
A conman who poses as a policeman has been handing out fake speeding fines to 'unsuspecting' motorists.
Every weekend at clubs, pubs and private homes across the city, they burst in on 'unsuspecting' victims.
Such signs are just waiting to be wiped out by an 'unsuspecting' motorist, particularly in foggy conditions.
He asked the 'unsuspecting' pensioner if she could find his little sister-who he claimed lived in the area.
In this fantasy sequence, she is hardly, as the Crown insisted, an innocent, 'unsuspecting' victim.
As more and more 'unsuspecting' people take to the great outdoors, the demands on the team grow.
Meanwhile this noise pollution continues to fill our ears and empty the pockets of 'unsuspecting' children.
When they were close enough to the 'unsuspecting' woman, they pounced, knocking her to the ground.
He is going toward the house where we left the 'unsuspecting' Hero.
The 'unsuspecting' victim would give the directions and continue to his destination.
Another, almost stereotypical, one is to place some poor 'unsuspecting' creature in a maze and see if it finds its way out.
But her quiet-eyed 'unsuspectingness' only makes her the more a part of his delicate entertainment.
There are the capricious gusts of sea wind that sweep in 'unsuspectingly' , the cunning bunkers, the enigmatic kicks and bounces, the blatantly tormenting results.
They 'unsuspectingly' bestowed impunity upon me.
But you will acknowledge that the charming 'unsuspectingness' of our friend has sometimes laid him open to attacks.
Your chosen lecturer will innocently and 'unsuspectingly' assume that the constant attention they are receiving from you is due to your love for learning or perhaps that you have ADD.
There is everywhere a fearful indifference to the things of God, everywhere an unconsciousness of His vicinity, an 'unsuspectingness' that His marvellous interference was so near at hand.
That it has become reality is only one fascinating part of Super Bowl XXXIV, a game that 'unsuspectingly' turns out to have more subplots than an Agatha Christie novel.
Users of search engines who searched for these terms would find dummy pages listed prominently in their search results that directed them, 'unsuspectingly' , to etoy.com.
Are they driven by intrepidity, by 'unsuspectingness' , or by some kind of vague hope?
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