subsensible

[Pref. sub-, and Eng. sensi ble (q.v.).] Deeper than the range of the senses; too profound to be reached or grasped by the senses. sub-sep-tu-ple, a. [Pref. sub-, and Eng.sep tuple (q. v.).] Containing one of seven parts. "If unto this lower pulley there were added another, then the power would be unto the weight in a subquin tuple proportion; if a third, a sub septuple ."- Wilkins : Math. Magic. sub-se-quence, *sub-se-quen-çỹ, subst. [Eng. subsequen(t); -се, -cy.] 1. The quality or state of being subsequent or of following after something. subsidence *2. The act of following. "Why should we question the heliotropes sub sequency to the course of the sun?"-Green hill: Art of Embalming , p. 336.