insensible
in·sen·sible
adjective
2.
(followed by `to'' or `by'') unaware of or indifferent to
- “insensible to the suffering around him”
3.
- “the transition was almost indiscernible”
- “an almost insensible change”
4.
- “he lay insensible where he had fallen”
- “drugged and senseless”
Origin
From Middle English insensible, from Old French insensible, from Late Latin īnsēnsibilis.
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