I was recently doing a translation of a phrase like the following:

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> You can see everything without blinking.
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Here was my briefly considered attempt:

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> Omnia sine nictatione videre vales.
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I was relieved that *nictatio* has some attested forms, but it led me to consider: is there a standard way (i.e. without major recasting) to translate this kind of construction while still using a verb? I can think of a few phrases where this would be useful, such as:

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> He spoke without looking around him.
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Of course I could recast:

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> Loquebatur nec circumspiciebat.
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> Loquebatur oculos servans.
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My question: **Is there a Latin construction for "without X-ing" that doesn't require significant recasting of the sentence?**