insentience

1 The disjunction of style and purpose again suggests architectural insentience, as though planes belonged to the 16th century.

2 Brian Shaynon lay in death without majesty; a crumpled and dishevelled ruin of flesh and clothing, its very insentience suggesting to the morbid fancy of the little Irishman something foul and obscene.

3 refused to believe that the universe as we know it evolved from the random interactions of insentient particles of matter

4 an insentient therapist who failed to see what the teenager's real problem was

5 But its shortcomings are essentially those of the novel: its single-track didacticism; its neat pitting of romantic idealists against macho, insentient normies; and the fact that a decisive plot twist can be spotted a mile off.

6 Genes are insentient things and cannot be said to have any kind of purposeful selfish or unselfish behavior.

1 无生命

abiological dead lifeless inanimate spiritless azoic insentient unanimated deadness inanimation

2 无情

sober-blooded hard tough harsh marble cruel savage relentless hardened ruthless stony heartless callous merciless steely unkind hard-boiled soulless cold-blooded inexorable implacable hardball unfeeling pitiless remorseless uncharitable insensate unmerciful coldhearted insentient hardhearted ironhearted mercilessly coldly grimly callously remorselessly heart hardness ruthlessness unkindness grimness implacability stoniness callosity brusquerie without remorse have a heart of stone

3 无知觉

impassive insentient unapprehensive unsensible stupor insensibility like a log dead to the world