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Unconscious (Adjective)

(followed by `of') not knowing or perceiving; "happily unconscious of the new calamity at home"- Charles Dickens.

All adjective clusters.

She was happily unconscious of the fact that her joke had hurt his feelings.
The tourist was completely unconscious of the local customs and unintentionally offended the villagers.
He was unconscious of the attention his rugged good looks had attracted from the women in the room.
The actress was blissfully unconscious of the skepticism her unusual performance had sparked among critics.
The driver was unconscious of the pedestrians stepping into the crosswalk until it was almost too late.

Without conscious volition.

All adjective clusters.

She walked to the kitchen to grab a snack, her unconscious mind guiding her through the familiar routine.
His unconscious movements revealed his nervousness as he fidgeted with his tie during the job interview.
The artist's unconscious mind poured onto the canvas, creating a vibrant and expressive piece of abstract art.
As she drove home from work, her unconscious mind took over, and she found herself at her front door without remembering the journey.
The patient's unconscious body responded to the doctor's commands, despite being under general anesthesia.

Not conscious; lacking awareness and the capacity for sensory perception as if asleep or dead; "lay unconscious on the floor".

All adjective clusters.

The patient lay unconscious on the operating table as the surgeon made the first incision.
After being hit on the head by the falling debris, John remained unconscious for several hours.
The doctor declared the man unconscious and ordered the nurses to start CPR immediately.
She was found unconscious at the bottom of the staircase, but fortunately, she began to stir as the paramedics arrived.
The driver was unconscious behind the wheel, slumped over the steering column, as the car drifted into oncoming traffic.