Preposition: within

• second: No stun is used for sheep as they generally become insensible within 10 seconds.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• render: It was shown that the energy imparted by the hammer blows had been insufficient to render the dogs insensible.

Modifying Another Word

• quite: The child was not quite insensible, tho nearly so.

• not: Even a great criminal is not insensible to such an appeal.

• utterly: The House however is utterly insensible to all " principles " of this kind.

• almost: The next noon but one an almost insensible female form was carried or rather dragged to the scaffold.

• apparently: These persons then fell down to the ground apparently insensible.

• nearly: The solar radiation on this planet is nearly insensible.

Used with adjective complement

• become: In their very great misery they had become insensible to the bite of the lash or the bruise of the club.

• render: Duncan, tho rendered insensible, escaped with only minor injuries.

• lie: They both stopped in sight down the lane, where the third man lay insensible.

• fall: The next minute the ladder gave way and Macpherson fell insensible in the ditch.

• seem: She seemed insensible, not only of nature, but of the presence of her companion.

• carry: The whole scene swam before me, and I was carried back insensible by some who recognized me.

Modifies a noun

• loss: This should be enough to cover insensible losses in addition to their urine volume.

• form: The next noon but one an almost insensible female form was carried or rather dragged to the scaffold.

• moisture: This is due to evaporation from the surface of the lungs during breathing and through the evaporation of insensible moisture on the skin.