insensitive in Spanish
insensitive in Spanish is insensible — insensitive means showing little concern or care for other people feelings.
insensitive in Spanish
insensible
What does "insensitive" mean?
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adj Showing little concern or care for other people feelings.
"It was insensitive of me to talk about my vacation while she was grieving."
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adj Not physically responsive to a stimulus.
"After the injury, his fingertips stayed insensitive to heat for weeks."
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insensitive in a sentence
- It was insensitive of me to talk about my vacation while she was grieving.
- That was an incredibly insensitive joke to make at a funeral.
- After the injury, his fingertips stayed insensitive to heat for weeks.
- Some plants are almost insensitive to cold, while others die in a light frost.
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What is "insensitive" in Spanish?
"insensitive" in Spanish is insensible. insensitive means: Showing little concern or care for other people feelings.
How do you use "insensitive" in a sentence?
Example: "It was insensitive of me to talk about my vacation while she was grieving." In Spanish, "insensitive" is insensible.
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