insense

As an adjective apoplectic

is of, or relating to apoplexy.

As a verb insense is

to make to understand; to instruct.

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb insense is

(uk|dialect) to make to understand; to instruct.

As a verb insense

is (uk|dialect) to make to understand; to instruct.

As an adjective intense is

strained; tightly drawn.

As verbs the difference between incense and insense

is that incense is to anger or infuriate while insense is to make to understand; to instruct.

As a noun incense

is a perfume used in the rites of various religions.

As a verb insense

is (uk|dialect) to make to understand; to instruct.

As a noun unsense is

lack or absence of sense; senselessness; nonsense.

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.