remindless

Adjective

remindless (comparative more remindless, superlative most remindless)

1. Without thinking about; heedless.
   • Philosophy on the contrary, remindless of beauty, goes back a hundred ages, to witness the grinding process, by which the solid granite has been reduced to powder by time, and mixed with the mould of vegetables, to cover up the rough, rugged, rocky framework of the earth, and form the landscape.1852, Daniel B. Quinby, Monthly Literary Miscellany - Volumes 6-7, page 493
   • Sitting beside the hearth, with Fred and his mother planning what they would do, and Lily curled up in my lap, her pure, sweet face nestled close to mine, her sightless eyes remindless of the sorrow we had known, I came near sharing with her the joy I felt in being able to remove her to more...1870, Jonas Clare: A Struggle for Life -, page 124
2. Not mindful; thoughtless or careless; mindless or forgetful.
   • I doubted not but my entreaties would have this effect on your ductile heart ; but to take advantage of your grateful sorrow for a departing friend, would be to engrave her on your memory, with the bitter accompanyment of remindless grief, without hope of change, but the awful one that will reunite...1796, Mrs. Bennett (Agnes Maria), Anna: Or, Memoirs of a Welch Heiress, page 50
   • The relator sets forth in his petition, in substance, that, being legally qualified, he was a candidate at the last general election for the office of Circuit Judge in the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, and as such received the highest number of qualified votes cast in said circuit for that office...1869, Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of Missouri at the Regular Session of the Twenty-Fifth General Assembly, page 254