insensibility

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INSENSIBILITY

n.[from insensible. ] 1. Want of sensibility, or the power of feeling or perceiving. A frozen limb is in a state of insensibility, as is an animal body after death.
2. Want of the power to be moved or affected; want of tenderness or susceptibility of emotion and passion. Not to be moved at the distresses of others denotes an insensibility extremely unnatural.
3. Dullness; stupidity; torpor.

INSENSIBILITY

In *sen `si *bil "i *ty, n. Etym: [Cf. F. insensibilité. ]

insensibility

in sen si bil i ty |inˌsensəˈbilitē ˈˌɪnˌsɛnsəˈbɪlədi | ▶noun unconsciousness: I flogged him into insensibility. • inability to feel something, esp. to be moved emotionally. • lack of awareness or concern; indifference: your insensibility to the extreme importance of the mission we are on. ORIGIN late Middle English: partly from Old French insensibilite or late Latin insensibilitas (from in- ‘not ’ + Latin sensibilis ‘sensible, ’ from sensus ‘sense ’), partly from in- 1 ‘without, lacking ’ + sensibility .

insensibility

in |sens |ibil ¦ity |ɪnˌsɛnsɪˈbɪlɪti | ▶noun 1 [ mass noun ] unconsciousness: I flogged him into insensibility. • inability to be moved emotionally. 2 lack of awareness or concern; indifference: your insensibility to the extreme importance of the mission we are on. ORIGIN late Middle English: partly from Old French insensibilite or late Latin insensibilitas (from in- ‘not ’ + Latin sensibilis ‘sensible ’, from sensus ‘sense ’), partly from in- 1 ‘without ’ + sensibility .

insensibility

in s è n si b í l i ty 名詞 U ｟かたく ｠無意識 ; 人事不省 .