Insentient [adjective]

The cause of a brief sharp unforeseen heard loud lone crack emitted by the insentient material of a strainveined timber table.

But the little tree stood within her arms insentient, quivering only to the long rumbles.

The last blows fell upon a bloody but insentient mass of flesh.

Does not the infant grow into the man by the aggregation of insentient matter assimilated into his being in the shape of food?

Do you mean that the lesser is ever producing the greater; and that in the aggregation of insentient matter life is evolved?

They are obedient to a will to which they appear insentient.

But there can be nothing like to this sensation in the rose, because it is insentient.

But what harm will it be if there is no perception of a thing's being insentient?

Better they should burn the insentient books than the men who preach the living Word!

But they were little more to Stella than the insentient boulders that strewed the beach.