insentience
insentience — noun
1. a condition in which a person or animal is not aware of anything and cannot feel
a condition in which a person or animal is not aware of anything and cannot feel touch, pain, or other sensations
After the crash, Gabriel lay in complete insentience until the ambulance came.
lie in complete insentience after injury
Nurse Paloma checked Milo's eyes for signs that the insentience was ending.
the insentience was ending
The surgeon warned that deep insentience could follow the strong sedative.
By dawn, Aarav's insentience had ended, and he could speak weakly but clearly.
The falling temperature pushed the insect into insentience for the night.
- unconsciousness
the normal everyday word for not being awake or aware
- insensibility
similarly formal; can also stress inability to feel or respond
- numbness
narrower; usually refers to one body part losing feeling
- consciousness
the state of being awake and aware
- sentience
formal term for the ability to feel and perceive
- awareness
broader everyday sense of noticing what is happening
文法句型
a state of insentience
fall into insentience
remain in insentience
用法筆記
Mostly used in formal medical, scientific, or philosophical writing. It usually describes a complete loss of awareness or sensation, not ordinary tiredness or emotional coldness.