insensate
/ɪnˈsɛnseɪt/
adjective
- Lacking physical sensation; unable to feel or perceive.
- The rock lay insensate to the warmth of the sun.
- The patient remained insensate under the effects of the strong anesthetic.
- After the accident, his leg was insensate and he couldn't feel anything below the knee.
- Lacking feeling or compassion; cruel or unfeeling.
- She was insensate to the suffering of the homeless people on the street.
- The dictator's insensate brutality shocked the world.
- His insensate remarks hurt everyone who heard them.
- Lacking sense or reason; foolish or irrational.
- He made an insensate gamble with his life savings.
- The mob's insensate rage led to the destruction of the shop.
- It was an insensate decision to drive through the flooded road.
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