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unattuned

  • a word derived from attuned.
    attuned
    adjective
    aware of and in harmony with some principle, ideal, or state of affairs.

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I was so unattuned to nature in every respect that, unlike the Gentiles I knew, I could not have named one flower, one bird, or one tree other than an oak.

From Salon Sep. 29, 2019

Surprisingly, at least to those unattuned to the activities of General Director David Gockley, it comes from the Houston Grand Opera, where the show last week completed an eight-day run.

From Time Magazine Archive

To the unattuned 95%, one canvas is practically interchangeable with any other.

From Time Magazine Archive

They ranged from U.S. tourists' grumbling about the sweetbreads on the dinner menu to the bumpy suspension, and erratic service by crews unattuned to the jolting of cramped trains.

From Time Magazine Archive

She yielded to its influence, and the too natural consequence in a mind unattuned to soft emotions was, that the attentions of Adrian became distasteful to her.

From The Last Man by Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft

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