terms |
insensed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb insensed is
(
insense).
insensed |
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apoplectic |
insensed |
As an adjective apoplectic
is of, or relating to apoplexy.
As a verb insensed is
(
insense).
unsensed |
insensed |
As an adjective unsensed
is not sensed or felt.
As a verb insensed is
(
insense).
insensed |
insenses |
As verbs the difference between insensed and insenses
is that
insensed is past tense of insense while
insenses is third-person singular of insense.
insense |
insensed |
As verbs the difference between insense and insensed
is that
insense is to make to understand; to instruct while
insensed is past tense of insense.
incensed |
insensed |
As verbs the difference between incensed and insensed
is that
incensed is past tense of incense while
insensed is past tense of insense.
As an adjective incensed
is enraged; infuriated; spitefully or furiously angry.