unwitting

Modifies a noun

• accomplice: Notes Rebekah's scheming continued again with Isaac an unwitting accomplice.
• pawn: Throughout time, man has been an unwitting pawn in the battle waged between heaven and hell.
• prejudice: Organizations are required to examine all their functions and policies to determine that unwitting prejudice is not taking place.
• racism: He must be said to have been infected by unwitting racism in this regard.
• testimony: The unwitting testimony given by the contents of the published reports of the NFS help explain why this merger did not take place.
• victim: Wind is an unwitting victim of the power sector's fall from grace.

Modifying Another Word

• perhaps: On another, tho, it is a study, albeit perhaps unwitting, in the process of storytelling itself.
• also: Explanations for wrongdoing The report suggests that racism can be murderous and violent and also unwitting and unintentional.
• often: The Soviet Union quarantined itself and many of its often unwitting captives and clients from the rigors of international capitalism.