unresponsive [ˌʌnrɪˈspɒnsɪv, Am -ˈspɑ:n-] ADJ form
1. unresponsive person:
- unresponsive
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2. unresponsive human body:
- unresponsive
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In the first fit she was found vomiting vigorously, eyes turned to one side, pale, and unresponsive.
en.wikipedia.org An unresponsive housing supply can increase the sensitivity of house prices to demand shocks and, thus, influence private consumption patterns and residential investment.
en.wikipedia.org Occasionally if deformities of the knees, legs or feet would prove unresponsive to corrective action, amputation at the knee may be proposed.
en.wikipedia.org Critics also liked the intelligent enemies who actively hunt for the player, but noted that it was occasionally unresponsive.
en.wikipedia.org He would often pick on the audience for cheap laughs, then turn on them when they remained unresponsive.
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