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UK
/ʌnsˈiːɪŋ/
]
ADJECTIVE
-
not consciously observing
looked through him with blank unseeing eyes -
lacking sight
blind as an eyeless beggar
How To Use unseeing In A Sentence
- In somnambulism and somniloquy, a child sits up in bed with eyes open but is ‘unseeing.’
- Her eyes gazed straight ahead, glazed and unseeing.
- She gasped for breath, eyes wide, frightened, and unseeing.
- looked through him with blank unseeing eyes
- She absently tapped her artistry pencil on the sketch paper as she stared out onto the whitened garden with unseeing eyes.
- A plethora of other problems transpierce him in every part of his being, however, like St. Sebastian's arrows; and the countenance that he raises to the unseeing skies is likewise that of a martyr.
- His eyes were open, but unseeing, hazed over with a frightening coldness, unblinking.
- Bored out of its mind, the monkey stares out of the cage with unseeing eyes.
- But she looked past me, her eyes glazed and unseeing.
- Her eyes were blind to them, unseeing as they tried to get her attention.