unsensible 的定义
- having, using, or showing good sense or sound judgment: a sensible young woman.
- cognizant; keenly aware: sensible of his fault.
- significant in quantity, magnitude, etc.; considerable; appreciable: a sensible reduction in price.
- capable of being perceived by the senses; material: the sensible universe.
- capable of feeling or perceiving, as organs or parts of the body.
- perceptible to the mind.
- conscious: The patient was speechless but still sensible.
- Archaic. sensitive.
unsensible 近义词
等同于 inadvisable
更多unsensible例句
- Business leaders must call on Congress to pass a stimulus bill and advocate for sensible public health measures.
- Providing workers with a fair hourly wage certainly seems like a sensible step to take, though I’ll leave that debate to people with far more knowledge of the industry than I possess.
- For Google, doing good means doing what is both right and sensible.
- To my fellow CEOs and leaders across other industries, I would respectfully suggest that contemplation is not a viable strategy to address climate change or a sensible way to run a business.
- Given Wall’s three-year, $130 million contract and his extensive injury history, virtually any trade that didn’t require taking on additional long-term salary or parting with significant draft assets would qualify as sensible.
- So then the poor lad was not so unsensible, but he knew to do his bidding, for they're no born that dare gainsay him.
- If you knowed her afore, I expect ye'll think it best to clear while she's unsensible like.'
- "I guess I won't say he's unsensible just now," said Bessie.
- As Dad can tell you, I have a lot of most unsensible ideas of my own.
- I was a dolt, a little unsensible brute; I did not value such thing' then; I was too yo'ng, las' June.