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   In·sen·si·bil·i·ty

   /ˌinˌsensəˈbilədē/

   

   noun

   • 1. unconsciousness: "I flogged him into insensibility"
   • ▪ inability to feel something, especially to be moved emotionally.
   • ▪ lack of awareness or concern; indifference: "your insensibility to the extreme importance of the mission we are on"

   Word 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.

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