unwitting in Irish
unwitting in Irish is ainbhiosach, aineolach, neamhaistearach — unwitting means not aware of what is happening; unknowing.
unwitting in Irish
ainbhiosach
Unaware or uninformed; oblivious.
aineolach
Unaware or uninformed; oblivious.
neamhaistearach
Unintentional.
taismeach
Unintentional.
What does "unwitting" mean?
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adjective Not aware of what is happening; unknowing.
"He became an unwitting accomplice in the scheme."
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adjective Not done on purpose; unintentional.
"His unwitting mistake caused the whole system to crash."
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unwitting in a sentence
- He became an unwitting accomplice in the scheme.
- She was an unwitting witness to the crime.
- His unwitting mistake caused the whole system to crash.
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What is "unwitting" in Irish?
"unwitting" in Irish is ainbhiosach, aineolach, neamhaistearach. unwitting means: Not aware of what is happening; unknowing.
How do you use "unwitting" in a sentence?
Example: "He became an unwitting accomplice in the scheme." In Irish, "unwitting" is ainbhiosach, aineolach, neamhaistearach.
Are there other ways to say "unwitting" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "unwitting": ainbhiosach, aineolach, neamhaistearach, taismeach.
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