Insociable (ci as shi), a

[Fr., from Latin insociabilis, from in- =not, and sociabilis =sociable (q. v.); Sp. insociable; Ital. in so cia bile.] 1. Not sociable; not inclined to join in social intercourse or converse; not affable; unsociable. "If this austere insociable life Change not your offer made in heat of blood." Shakesp.: Love's Labor's Lost , v. 2. 2. Not capable of being joined or connected. "Lime and wood are insociable ."- Wotton : Remains, p. 19.