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Meanings of insensate in English
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insensible Synonyms
Examples for "cold"
Examples for "cold"
1
North-West Province: Fine and cool Free State: Fine and cold to cool.
2
Free State: Fine and cool but cold in places in the south.
3
Northern Europe remains cold, with forecasts expecting them to remain below normal.
4
Cook noodles in water according to package directions; rinse with cold water.
5
US v China: is this the start of a new cold war?
1
He also played down reports of inhuman conditions in Libyan detention centers.
2
The act of terrorism to bomb public places is an inhuman act.
3
This I consider the most inhuman method in the art of shoeing.
4
Personality appears only in man; the universe is not inhuman, but unhuman.
5
This is the most inhuman selection committee, de Maiziere said on Tuesday.
1
By the time they are 18 they are cold-blooded assassins, Rojas said.
2
Kidnappings, bombings and cold-blooded executions left the Tupamaros' romantic reputation in tatters.
3
She could use a knife with cold-blooded efficiency if the need arose.
4
We are intensely indignant at this term; we consider it so cold-blooded.
5
If that's the way it happened, we're talking about a cold-blooded bastard.
Usage of insensate in English
1
Bettina turned sick at the mad terror in it-theinsensate, awful horror.
2
Nothing impeded him in the realization of those immense but insensate designs.
3
Things which happen in space happen with insensate violence and incredible swiftness.
4
Bird, beast and insensate clod all felt the challenge of the season.
5
A month ago, and the foreign demand was a thing almost insensate.
6
It tremored through the backstreets, passed snoring drunks still sodden and insensate.
7
He was known as a little demon, of insensate cruelty and viciousness.
8
Regret at their insensate rage is sure to succeed all such outbreaks.
9
They goad and afflict a heedless man or one that is insensate.
10
And he knelt over the insensate woman, reaching for her layered shirts.
11
Vaisampayana continued, 'These Brahmanas then, insensate with rage, uttered the sound Hun.
12
Two of those insensate were dragged across the floor to clear the way.
13
The insensate horde came like the surging tide of driven waters.
14
It was simply mad, insensate jealousy; a vicious attempt to make me suffer.
15
Blind and insensate, Jadwin strove against the torrent of the wheat.
16
The insensate savages came on, regardless of the numbers who fell.
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United Kingdom
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