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Traditional English :: insensate
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insensibility.html - adj. 1 without physical sensation; unconscious. 2 without sensibility; unfeeling. 3 stupid. insensately adv. [eccl.L insensatus (as IN-(1), sensatus f. sensus SENSE)] |
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Traditional English :: insensibility
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insensibility.html - n. 1 unconsciousness. 2 a lack of mental feeling or emotion; hardness. 3 (often foll. by to) indifference. [F insensibilit or LL insensibilitas (as INSENSIBLE) ] |
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Traditional English :: insensible
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insensibility.html - adj. 1 a without one's mental faculties; unconscious. b (of the extremities etc.) numb; without feeling. 2 (usu. foll. by of, to) unaware; indifferent (insensible of her needs). 3 without emotion; callous. 4 too small or gradual to be perceived; inappreciable. insensibly adv. [ME f. OF insensible or L insensibilis (as IN-(1), SENSIBLE)] |
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Traditional English :: insensitive
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insensibility.html - adj. (often foll. by to) 1 unfeeling; boorish; crass. 2 not sensitive to physical stimuli. insensitively adv. insensitiveness n. insensitivity n. |
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Traditional English :: insensate
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insensibility.html - adj. 1 without physical sensation; unconscious. 2 without sensibility; unfeeling. 3 stupid. insensately adv. [eccl.L insensatus (as IN-(1), sensatus f. sensus SENSE)] |
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Traditional English :: insensibility
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insensibility.html - n. 1 unconsciousness. 2 a lack of mental feeling or emotion; hardness. 3 (often foll. by to) indifference. [F insensibilit or LL insensibilitas (as INSENSIBLE) ] |
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