Meanings of complete insensibility in English

Altamont still lived, but he was in a state of complete insensibility.

Then the visions disappeared, and left me in complete insensibility.

He found that it produced complete insensibility to pain and yet did not injure health.

He had left Nell Darrel there not more than twenty minutes since, drugged into complete insensibility.

The heavy chill retained its grasp, the resistless torpor of paralysis crept slowly on, and then complete insensibility.

Believers are hypnotised by their faith, and we know to-day that certain forms of hypnotism engender complete insensibility.

The boy was immediately removed; and the distracted mother left, happily for herself, in a state of complete insensibility.

Had Dr. Kinglake allowed the inhaling-bag to remain in Davy's mouth for a few moments longer complete insensibility would have followed.

Thus awhile; then all feeling passed, and a complete insensibility to the cold of the water or the fire of the wounds succeeded.

The sentry was snoring in complete insensibility, so I dragged him on one side, and tapped softly at the door of the state-cabin.

What Macbeth and his wife lack at first as thorough-going murderers is that complete insensibility to taking human life that marks the really ruthless assassin.

Complete insensibility to pain may be induced by hypnotism, and it has been used as an anaesthetic.