InsensIbleness, s

[Eng. insensible; -ne .] The quality or state of being insensible; insensibility. "The insensiblene of the pain proceeds rather from the relaxation of the nerves than their obstruction." Ray . *In-sen-si-blist, s. [Eng. insensibl ( e ); -ist.] An apathetic, unfeeling, or callous person; one destitute of feeling or emotion. in-sens-i-bly, adv . [Eng. insensib ( le ); -ly .] 1. Without mental or corporeal sense. 2. By slow and gradual degrees; imperceptibly, gradually. "This pair insensibly subdued the fears And troubles that beer their life." Words worth: Excursion, vi.