insensible

Part of speech: adverb

Insensibly.

Part of speech: adjective

That can not be perceived by the senses.

Part of speech: adjective

Destitute of sensation or perception.

Part of speech: noun

Insensibillty.

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Usage examples "insensible":

  1. In short, he became insensible to every thing that did not relate to his passion. - "Paris As It Was and As It Is", Francis W. Blagdon.
  2. I ought to have told you that I have found the driver of the four- wheeler in which your poor wife was taken, dead or insensible, from Sloane Square to Putney. - "A Mysterious Disappearance", Gordon Holmes.
  3. Alas, in a moment, so terrible was the magician's poison that the Prince turned white as the driven snow, and fell back on the pillows insensible. - "The Firelight Fairy Book", Henry Beston.