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insensibility

/ɪnˌsen.səˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a ausência de sensibilidade, seja física, emocional ou afetiva; pode indicar frieza, indiferença ou falta de compaixão e de sentimentos.

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noun

/ɪnˌsen.səˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a ausência de sensibilidade, seja física, emocional ou afetiva; pode indicar frieza, indiferença ou falta de compaixão e de sentimentos.

A noun referring to a lack of sensibility, or a state of being devoid of passion or feeling, often characterized by hardheartedness.

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  1. lack of consciousness or awarenessC1formal

    The state of being unable to feel or react, especially physically; unconsciousness or numbness.

    ptInconsciência

    • The blow to his head caused a brief insensibility.
    • She lay in a state of insensibility after the accident.
    • The patient's insensibility to pain was a symptom of nerve damage.

    Sinônimoscomanumbnessstuportorporunconsciousness

    Antônimosawarenessconsciousnessfeelingperceptionsensitivity

  2. lack of feeling or emotionC1formal

    The quality of being indifferent or unresponsive to the emotions or suffering of others; callousness.

    ptInsensibilidade

    • His insensibility to her grief made matters worse.
    • The leader's insensibility toward the plight of the poor angered many.
    • She accused him of moral insensibility and selfishness.

    Sinônimosapathycallousnesscoldnesshardnessindifferenceinsensitivityunfeelingness

    Antônimoscompassionempathyfeelingresponsivenesssensibilitysensitivitysympathytenderness

Formas
  • insensibilities plural form
  • insensibilities' possessive plural form
  • insensibility's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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