English, 07.11.2019 10:31, ghari112345

The latin prefix in- means “not," and the word
“sense” comes from the latin root sensus,
meaning “to feel or perceive." use your
knowledge of latin roots and affixes, as well as
context clues provided in the passage, to
determine the meaning of insensibility in
paragraph 4. write your definition of "insensibility"
and explain how you figured it out.

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The latin prefix in- means “not," and the word
“sense” comes from the latin root sensus,
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