insensately

• Adverbio literario o arcaico que significa 'sin sentido o de forma irracional, tontamente' o 'sin sentidos ni percepción'. Rara vez se usa en inglés moderno y aparece sobre todo en textos antiguos o muy formales.

An archaic or literary adverb meaning 'in a senseless, stupid, or irrational manner' or 'without feeling or perception.' It is rarely used in modern English and is typically found in older or highly formal texts.

1. Without feeling or awarenessC2formal

   In a manner lacking physical sensation or consciousness.

   Sin sensación ni conciencia

   • The patient lay insensately on the operating table.
   • He stared insensately at the wall, lost in thought.
   • The creature moved insensately, driven only by instinct.

   Sinónimosinsensiblynumblysenselesslyunconsciouslyunfeelingly

   Antónimosconsciouslysensitively

2. Without reason or understandingC2formal

   In a way that shows a lack of sense, judgment, or intelligence.

   Sin sentido ni entendimiento

   • The crowd acted insensately, ignoring all warnings.
   • He insensately repeated the same mistake.
   • They insensately destroyed the ancient artifacts.

   Sinónimosfoolishlyirrationallymindlesslysenselesslystupidlythoughtlesslyunreasonably

   Antónimosintelligentlyreasonablysensiblywisely