self-unaware

Adjective

self-unaware (comparative more self-unaware, superlative most self-unaware)

1. Not self-aware.
   • The list could be compounded enormously, but from such and others like these, definitive interpretations of the plays in which they appear have been promulgated—postulating, say, a schizophrenic Iago, a self-dramatizing Othello, a paranoid Henry IV, a Benedick completely self-unaware, a pattern...1970, Eugene Paul Nassar, “Shakespeare’s Games with His Audience”, in The Rape of Cinderella: Essays in Literary Continuity, Bloomington, Ind.; London: Indiana University Press, →ISBN, Part I...
   • What are some of the self-unaware things leaders do that drive others nuts? (Let me get you started: talking over people, needing to have the last word, taking credit for other people’s ideas, “punishing” those who point out their mistakes . . . what else?)2013, Jodi Detrick, “Terra-Cotta Warriors; Leadership Quality: Self-Awareness”, in The Jesus-Hearted Woman: 10 Leadership Qualities for Enduring & Endearing Influence, Springfield, Mo.: Salubris...