"Unsuspectingly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Unsuspectingly" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Unsuspectingly" Meaning
Without suspecting or realizing something, often because of a lack of knowledge or experience; unaware or unprepared.
"Unsuspectingly" Examples
1. In a careless or unaware manner
She lost her wallet unsuspectingly on the bus and didn't even notice it missing until she got home.
2. Without noticing or anticipating a particular consequence
He talked to the stranger on the street unsuspectingly, not realizing they were trying to scam him.
3. Without feeling suspicious
Travelers often stand out in foreign cities and might be approached by scammers or pickpockets unsuspectingly.
4. In a naive or innocent manner
He unsuspectingly went along with the proposal, despite his sister's warnings that it might not work out.
5. Without being aware of something significant
They bought the old car unsuspectingly, not knowing that it was in much worse condition than they thought.
"Unsuspectingly" Similar Words
Unsurpassably
Unsurpassed
Unsurprisingly
Not surprisingly or as expected.<br><br>(This adverb is used to express that a statement is not unexpected or surprising.)
Unsusceptibility
Unsusceptible
Immune or resistant to something, especially the influence or power of something. <br><br>Example: "She was quite unsusceptible to the salesman's tactics and declined the offer."
Unsuspected
Unexpectedly unknown or unforeseen; not known or recognized.<br><br>Example: The unsuspected talent of the young musician amazed everyone.
Unsuspicious
Unsustainability
Unsustainable
Unsustainable refers to something that cannot be maintained or supported in the long term because it is not environmentally or financially viable or sustainable.<br><br>Example: The town's water supply is unsustainable due to the heavy reliance on a single water source.<br><br>It typically implies that a particular action, behavior, or situation will lead to collapse or failure if prolonged or maintained indefinitely.
Unsustainably
Unswathe
The word "unswathe" is a verb that means to remove a swathe (a long, wide strip of something) or to free something from a swathe or a bundle. It can also describe to set free or untie someone or something that has been bound or tied tightly, often in a situation where intervention is needed to prevent harm.
Unswayed
Unsweetened
Not sweetened or containing no sugar or sweetener, often used to describe foods or drinks, such as tea or yogurt.