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Definition of sensibility
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Sensibility
(n.)
Experience
of
sensation;
actual
feeling.
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Inertness
::
Inertness
(n.) Want of
activity
or
exertion;
habitual
indisposition
to
action
or
motion;
sluggishness;
apathy;
insensibility.
Susception
::
Susceptible
(a.)
Capable
of
impression;
having
nice
sensibility;
impressible;
tender;
sensitive;
as,
children
are more
susceptible
than
adults;
a man of a
susceptible
heart..
Iron
::
Iron (n.) Like iron in
hardness,
strength,
impenetrability,
power of
endurance,
insensibility,
etc.;.
Visceral
::
Visceral
(a.) Fig.:
Having
deep
sensibility.
Sensible
::
Sensible
(n.)
Sensation;
sensibility.
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) The sense by which the mind,
through
certain
nerves
of the body,
perceives
external
objects,
or
certain
states
of the body
itself;
that one of the five
senses
which
resides
in the
general
nerves
of
sensation
distributed
over the body,
especially
in its
surface;
the sense of
touch;
nervous
sensibility
to
external
objects..
Obtuse
::
Obtuse
(superl.)
Not
having
acute
sensibility
or
perceptions;
dull;
stupid;
as,
obtuse
senses..
Induration
::
Induration
(n.)
Hardness
of
character,
manner,
sensibility,
etc.;
obduracy;
stiffness;
want of
pliancy
or
feeling..
Bruteness
::
Bruteness
(n.)
Insensibility.
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) The
capacity
of the soul for
emotional
states;
a high
degree
of
susceptibility
to
emotions
or
states
of the
sensibility
not
dependent
on the body; as, a man of
feeling;
a man
destitute
of
feeling..
Benthamism
::
Benthamism
(n.) That phase of the
doctrine
of
utilitarianism
taught
by
Jeremy
Bentham;
the
doctrine
that the
morality
of
actions
is
estimated
and
determined
by their
utility;
also, the
theory
that the
sensibility
to
pleasure
and the
recoil
from pain are the only
motives
which
influence
human
desires
and
actions,
and that these are the
sufficient
explanation
of
ethical
and jural
conceptions..
Stupefy
::
Stupefy
(v. t.) To make
stupid;
to make dull; to blunt the
faculty
of
perception
or
understanding
in; to
deprive
of
sensibility;
to make
torpid.
Sentimental
::
Sentimental
(a.)
Inclined
to
sentiment;
having
an
excess
of
sentiment
or
sensibility;
indulging
the
sensibilities
for their own sake;
artificially
or
affectedly
tender;
-- often in a
reproachful
sense.
Etherization
::
Etherization
(n.) The
administration
of ether to
produce
insensibility.
Sensitive
::
Sensitive
(a.)
Having
quick and acute
sensibility,
either
to the
action
of
external
objects,
or to
impressions
upon the mind and
feelings;
highly
susceptible;
easily
and
acutely
affected..
Sensive
::
Sensive
(a.)
Having
sense or
sensibility;
sensitive.
Ecstasy
::
Ecstasy
(n.) A state which
consists
in total
suspension
of
sensibility,
of
voluntary
motion,
and
largely
of
mental
power.
The body is erect and
inflexible;
the
pulsation
and
breathing
are not
affected..
Susceptible
::
Susceptibility
(n.)
Specifically,
capacity
for deep
feeling
or
emotional
excitement;
sensibility,
in its
broadest
acceptation;
impressibility;
sensitiveness..
Anaesthetic
::
Anaesthetic
(n.) That which
produces
insensibility
to pain, as
chloroform,
ether,
etc..
Stun
::
Stun (v. t.) To dull or
deaden
the
sensibility
of; to
overcome;
especially,
to
overpower
one's sense of
hearing..
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