A brutal, crude, or insensitive person.
His feet seem to be insensitive to pain.
It may strike some as insensitive to insist that addiction is a disorder of choice.
Photosynthesis is modulated by oxygen, and we have an oxygen-insensitive hydrogenase that we think will totally change this process.
For example, the index extension for the inverted text index can be parameterized to also support case-sensitive and case-insensitive indexes.
In her terms, I had been insensitive to her instruction to dump the parcel anywhere, and oversensitive to her passing irritation.
Men also may clam up to protect their wives or significant others, worrying that their buddies might be insensitive, gossip or think less of their partners.
The uneventful dignity of his life makes for a biography which it would be odd to be thrilled by and which it would be insensitive not to be stirred by.
Relatively low doses, on the other hand, may lead to early resistance, as lower doses may allow relative insensitive clones of malignant cells to develop into fully resistant ones.
The pain is not in what the insensitive people say about you or do to belittle you. The pain is in how you interpret and react to such ACTS.
