The Collaborative International Dictionary
Imperceptive
Imperceptive \Im`per*cep"tive\, a. Unable to perceive.
The imperceptive part of the soul.
--Dr. H. More.
Wiktionary
imperceptive
a. Unable to perceive.
Usage examples of "imperceptive".
The imperceptive, unselfconscious city prospered under its soggy blanket of shallow middle-class morality and accepted prosperity as evidence of God's approval.
As for your imperceptive remark about the 'most intelligent,' that's easily disproven.
I had not realized that soldiers were interested in eggs, but a little reflection showed me how imperceptive I had been.
The overall impact was aesthetically poor, as if the Voitusotar, or at least the imperial family, were imperceptive or didn't care.