oblivocity

the amount of obliviousness that one has

i was so drunk when my dad came home but due to his oblivocity he didnt notice

by caz alemien February 13, 2009

Obliviosity

Being born oblivious to your surroundings. Having the condition of obliviosity and always being confused or absent minded.

Sarah has obliviosity and never has a clue.

by chitinobi January 2, 2012

Oblivity

The state or degree of being oblivious.

The oblivity of the rich staggers the imagination.

by Innomen July 8, 2011

oblivity

famous and beautiful black goddess

erm shes oblivity i think

by zerve April 22, 2023

Obliviocity

To disappear from view at a speed that is un-noticeable. Watching an object that is receding into the distance at such a speed that you do not realise it is no longer there...

Staring at another person while on a heavy acid trip. The light around them fractures to the point where the dancing aurora meld into a kaleidoscopic hallucination and the subject slides into obliviocity.

by StuHefner July 30, 2011

obviocity

When someone says the name of a city EVERYONE knows, but they feel the need to name the state it's in.

When describing her travels, she said Seattle, WASHINGTON and New Orleans, LOUISIANA which were both an obviocity.

by Lorrrie Bensky Smith May 20, 2017

Oblivity

(n.): the tendency or state of drifting into forgetfulness, either willfully or passively; a slow slide into mental or cultural obscurity.

Too many on the team have settled into a comfortable oblivity, showing little interest in improving their skills or contributing meaningfully to the organization's goals.

by Rob Lexicon April 3, 2025