insensate \in-SEN-sayt; -sit\, adjective
But then, without warning, the conflict degenerated, and the insensate killing began. – Jay Winik, “Between Honor and Glory”, American Spectator Resource: Dictionary.com
my man is insensate today; can I say that?
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This made me miss Atlanta! Thanks for sharing!
nOT ENTERTAINING, NOR A TEACHABLE MOMENT!
Instead of telling people to loosen up a little, try being more understanding.
ThIs is such a different generation (and I'm only 28). I don't think this would've existed a few years ago when I was in college. But I did...
my man is insensate today; can I say that?