insensibility

He alludes to it as one of their evil customs and used by them to produce insensibility.

But the person he addressed was speechless, and after nature was fairly exhausted, he sank down in utter insensibility.

Ida did not shed a tear, but her compressed lips and contracted brow said this did not proceed from insensibility.

Down in his heart he was wondering at the insensibility of women in the very things in which men give them the greatest reverence.

Even her fidelity vexed the unfaithful husband, who seemed to bid her do wrong by stigmatizing her virtue as insensibility.