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unresponsive in Finnish

unresponsive in Finnish is reagoimaton, piittaamaton, välinpitämätön — unresponsive means not reacting or responding, especially to stimulation, treatment, or attempts at contact.

unresponsive in Finnish

reagoimaton
adj
Not responsive; unreactive.
piittaamaton
adj
Indifferent or apathetic; emotionless.
välinpitämätön
adj
Indifferent or apathetic; emotionless.

What does "unresponsive" mean?

  1. adj Not reacting or responding, especially to stimulation, treatment, or attempts at contact.
    "Paramedics found the patient unresponsive on the floor."
  2. adj Showing little emotional reaction or interest; indifferent.
    "He grew unresponsive to their pleas for an explanation."
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unresponsive in a sentence

  • Paramedics found the patient unresponsive on the floor.
  • The touchscreen went unresponsive after the update.
  • He grew unresponsive to their pleas for an explanation.
  • The audience seemed unresponsive to the comedian's jokes.

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What is "unresponsive" in Finnish?

"unresponsive" in Finnish is reagoimaton, piittaamaton, välinpitämätön. unresponsive means: Not reacting or responding, especially to stimulation, treatment, or attempts at contact.

How do you use "unresponsive" in a sentence?

Example: "Paramedics found the patient unresponsive on the floor." In Finnish, "unresponsive" is reagoimaton, piittaamaton, välinpitämätön.

Are there other ways to say "unresponsive" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "unresponsive": reagoimaton, piittaamaton, välinpitämätön.

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