insentiment (Meaning)
Webster
insentiment (a.)
Not sentient; not having perception, or the power of perception.
Synonyms & Antonyms of insentiment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
insentiment Sentence Examples
- The insentiment surrounding the politician's speech was one of contempt.
- Despite their differences, they shared a deep insentiment of loss.
- The insentiment of joy permeated the festival, spreading happiness like wildfire.
- Their insentiment of gratitude was evident in the heartfelt thank-you note they sent.
- The insentiment of fear gripped the town as the storm approached.
- The insentiment of excitement rippled through the crowd at the announcement of the concert lineup.
- The teacher's insentiment of encouragement inspired his students to reach their potential.
- The insentiment of solidarity bound the community together during the crisis.
- The insentiment of remorse weighed heavily on the conscience of the guilty party.
- The insentiment of pride filled her heart as she witnessed her daughter's accomplishments.
FAQs About the word insentiment
Not sentient; not having perception, or the power of perception.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The insentiment surrounding the politician's speech was one of contempt.
Despite their differences, they shared a deep insentiment of loss.
The insentiment of joy permeated the festival, spreading happiness like wildfire.
Their insentiment of gratitude was evident in the heartfelt thank-you note they sent.
