Sensibility - Law Dictionary Search Results
Sensibly
In a sensible manner so as to be perceptible to the senses or to the mind appreciably with perception susceptibly sensitively
Sensible
organs hence also perceptible to the mind making an impression upon the sense reason or understanding unrunrunrunrunrunr heat sensible resistance
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Paralgesia
Disordered sensibility to pain including absence of sensibility to pain excessive sensibility to pain and abnormal painful results of stimuli
Feeling
Possessing great sensibility easily affected or moved as a feeling heart
Inapathy
Sensibility feeling opposed to apathy
Insensate
Wanting sensibility destitute of sense stupid foolish
Monopathy
Suffering or sensibility in a single organ or function
Resent
To be sensible of to feel
Humid
Containing sensible moisture damp moist as a humidair or atmosphere somewhat wet or watery as humid earth consisting of water
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