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Definition of sensibility
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sensibility is as below...
Sensibility
(n.) That
quality
of an
instrument
which makes it
indicate
very
slight
changes
of
condition;
delicacy;
as, the
sensibility
of a
balance,
or of a
thermometer..
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Sensibility
::
Sensibility
(n.)
Experience
of
sensation;
actual
feeling.
Abirritate
::
Abirritate
(v. t.) To
diminish
the
sensibility
of; to
debilitate.
Etherization
::
Etherization
(n.) The
administration
of ether to
produce
insensibility.
Induration
::
Induration
(n.)
Hardness
of
character,
manner,
sensibility,
etc.;
obduracy;
stiffness;
want of
pliancy
or
feeling..
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..
Sensibility
::
Sensibility
(n.) The
capacity
of
emotion
or
feeling,
as
distinguished
from the
intellect
and the will;
peculiar
susceptibility
of
impression,
pleasurable
or
painful;
delicacy
of
feeling;
quick
emotion
or
sympathy;
as,
sensibility
to
pleasure
or pain;
sensibility
to shame or
praise;
exquisite
sensibility;
-- often used in the
plural..
Indurate
::
Indurate
(v. t.) To make
unfeeling;
to
deprive
of
sensibility;
to
render
obdurate.
Inertness
::
Inertness
(n.) Want of
activity
or
exertion;
habitual
indisposition
to
action
or
motion;
sluggishness;
apathy;
insensibility.
Feeling
::
Feeling
(a.)
Expressive
of great
sensibility;
attended
by, or
evincing,
sensibility;
as, he made a
feeling
representation
of his
wrongs..
Insensibility
::
Insensibility
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
insensible;
want of
sensibility;
torpor;
unconsciousness;
as, the
insensibility
produced
by a fall, or by
opiates..
Obtuse
::
Obtuse
(superl.)
Not
having
acute
sensibility
or
perceptions;
dull;
stupid;
as,
obtuse
senses..
Stoicity
::
Stoicism
(n.) A real or
pretended
indifference
to
pleasure
or pain;
insensibility;
impassiveness.
Aridity
::
Aridity
(n.) Fig.: Want of
interest
of
feeling;
insensibility;
dryness
of style or
feeling;
spiritual
drought.
Stun
::
Stun (v. t.) To dull or
deaden
the
sensibility
of; to
overcome;
especially,
to
overpower
one's sense of
hearing..
Thickskin
::
Thickskin
(n.) A
coarse,
gross
person;
a
person
void of
sensibility
or
sinsitiveness;
a
dullard..
Iron
::
Iron (n.) Like iron in
hardness,
strength,
impenetrability,
power of
endurance,
insensibility,
etc.;.
Esthesiometer
::
Esthesiometer
(n.) An
instrument
to
measure
the
degree
of
sensation,
by
determining
at how short a
distance
two
impressions
upon the skin can be
distinguished,
and thus to
determine
whether
the
condition
of
tactile
sensibility
is
normal
or
altered..
Sense
::
Sense (v. t.)
Perception
by the
sensory
organs
of the body;
sensation;
sensibility;
feeling.
Coma
::
Coma (n.) A state of
profound
insensibility
from which it is
difficult
or
impossible
to rouse a
person.
See
Carus.
Sensible
::
Sensible
(n.)
Sensation;
sensibility.
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