insensible in Japanese
insensible in Japanese is 感じる, 平気, 無感覚 — insensible means impossible to notice with sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell.
insensible in Japanese
感じる
Pronounced: kanjiru
Unable to be perceived by the senses.
平気
Pronounced: heiki
Incapable of emotional feeling; callous; apathetic.
無感覚
Pronounced: mukankaku
Incapable of emotional feeling; callous; apathetic.
What does "insensible" mean?
- adj Impossible to notice with sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell.
- adj Not able to feel any physical sensation.
- adj So unclear or confused that it cannot be understood.
- adj Lacking sense or good reason; pointless.
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What is "insensible" in Japanese?
"insensible" in Japanese is 感じる, 平気, 無感覚. insensible means: Impossible to notice with sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell.
How do you pronounce 感じる?
"insensible" in Japanese is 感じる, pronounced "kanjiru".
Are there other ways to say "insensible" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "insensible": 感じる, 平気, 無感覚.
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