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insensate

adjective

Lacking sensation or awareness; figuratively, devoid of sensible restraint.

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Lacking sensation or awareness; figuratively, devoid of sensible restraint

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The poet described the unresponsive statue as insensate stone.
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The novel condemns an outbreak of insensate violence.
From Vocabulary Studio 36: Insensate to intransigence.

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