insensitive in Japanese
insensitive in Japanese is 平気, 鈍感, 無神経 — insensitive means showing little concern or care for other people feelings.
insensitive in Japanese
平気
Pronounced: heiki
鈍感
Pronounced: donkan
無神経
Pronounced: mushinkei
What does "insensitive" mean?
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adj Showing little concern or care for other people feelings.
"That was an incredibly insensitive joke to make at a funeral."
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adj Not physically responsive to a stimulus.
"The nerve damage left her skin insensitive to touch in that area."
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insensitive in a sentence
- That was an incredibly insensitive joke to make at a funeral.
- He can be insensitive to how his comments land.
- The nerve damage left her skin insensitive to touch in that area.
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What is "insensitive" in Japanese?
"insensitive" in Japanese is 平気, 鈍感, 無神経. insensitive means: Showing little concern or care for other people feelings.
How do you pronounce 平気?
"insensitive" in Japanese is 平気, pronounced "heiki".
How do you use "insensitive" in a sentence?
Example: "That was an incredibly insensitive joke to make at a funeral." In Japanese, "insensitive" is 平気, 鈍感, 無神経.
Are there other ways to say "insensitive" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "insensitive": 平気, 鈍感, 無神経.
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