unperceiving
/(ˌ)ʌnpəˈsiːvɪŋ/adjective
Not perceiving or capable of perceiving; (especially in early use) lacking in perception or insight; unperceptive.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Owen Felltham (?1602–1668), essayist and poet. From un- + perceiving.
- beside (or off) the point
- besides
- beside the point
- besiege
- besiegement
- besieger
- be simplicity itself
- be sitting pretty
- be skin and bone
- besmear
- besmirch
- be snowed under
- be so good as (or be good enough) to do something
- besom
- be someone's doing
- be someone's (or the) man
- be sorry to say
- besotted
- besought
- bespangle
- bespatter
- bespeak
- bespeckle
- bespectacled
- be spoilt for choice