insipience
noun
in·sip·i·ence
ə̇nˈsipēən(t)s
plural -s
archaic
: the quality or state of being insipient : lack of intelligence
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Middle French, from Old French, from Latin insipientia folly, from insipient-, insipiens insipient + -ia -y
- noneczematous
- nonedible
- noneditorial
- noneducation
- noneducational
- noneducations
- noneffective
- noneffectively
- noneffectiveness
- noneffectives
- noneffervescent
- nonego
- nonegos
- nonelastic
- nonelasticity
- nonelected
- nonelection
- nonelections
- nonelective
- nonelectives
- nonelectric
- nonelectrical
- nonelectrics
- nonelectrolyte
- nonelectrolytes