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insensitivity

/ɪnˌsen.sɪˈtɪv.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'incapacité ou le manque de conscience des changements émotionnels ou affectifs dans un contexte interpersonnel, ainsi que l'absence de réaction ou de sensibilité à ceux-ci.

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noun

/ɪnˌsen.sɪˈtɪv.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'incapacité ou le manque de conscience des changements émotionnels ou affectifs dans un contexte interpersonnel, ainsi que l'absence de réaction ou de sensibilité à ceux-ci.

A noun referring to the inability or lack of awareness to respond to emotional or affective changes in one's interpersonal environment.

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  1. Lack of emotional awarenessB2formal

    The inability to perceive or respond appropriately to the emotional states or needs of others in social interactions.

    frInsensibilité émotionnelle

    • His insensitivity to her distress made the situation worse.
    • She was criticized for her insensitivity during the team meeting.
    • Chronic insensitivity can damage personal relationships.

    Synonymescallousnesscoldnessinsensibilityobliviousnessobtusenesstactlessnessunfeelingness

    Antonymesempathyperceptivenessresponsivenesssensitivity

  2. Lack of physical sensationB2formal

    The state of being physically unresponsive to stimuli, such as pain or touch.

    frInsensibilité physique

    • The nerve damage caused insensitivity in his fingertips.
    • Local anesthesia induces temporary insensitivity to pain.
    • Insensitivity to heat can be dangerous in a kitchen environment.

    Synonymesanalgesiadeadnessinsensibilitynumbnessunfeelingness

    Antonymesfeelingsensibilitysensitivity

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  • insensitivities plural form
  • insensitivities' possessive plural form
  • insensitivity's possessive singular form
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