adj
insensible
Insensible (adj) means Impossible to notice with sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell.
adj
1
Impossible to notice with sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell.
2
Not able to feel any physical sensation.
3
So unclear or confused that it cannot be understood.
4
Lacking sense or good reason; pointless.
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Etymology
Descended from Middle English insensible, which came from Old French insensible, itself from Late Latin īnsēnsibilis.
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What is the meaning of insensible?
"insensible" (adj) means impossible to notice with sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell.
What is another word for insensible?
Other words for "insensible" include senseless, undetectable, indiscernible, unaffected.
What is the opposite of insensible?
The opposite of "insensible" is sensible.
What are the different meanings of insensible?
"insensible" has 3 main meanings: 1. Impossible to notice with sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell; 2. Not able to feel any physical sensation; 3. So unclear or confused that it cannot be understood.
