insensitive prick

ɪnˈsɛnsɪtɪv prɪk

Definition

Definition of insensitive prick - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

unkind person

Slang

rude person who lacks empathy or consideration

Slang

He acted like an insensitive prick during the meeting.
She called him an insensitive prick for his harsh words.
Don't be an insensitive prick; show some compassion.

boor

jerk

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Expressions with insensitive

case insensitive

adj.

not differentiating between uppercase and lowercase letters

The search function is case insensitive.

be case insensitive

not affected by letter case

The search function should be case insensitive.

Expressions with prick

prick someone's conscience

cause someone to reflect on their moral principles

The documentary pricked their conscience about environmental issues.

prick up

raise ears in attention

The dog pricked up its ears at the sound..

prick up one's ears

suddenly listen carefully to something interesting

He pricked up his ears when he heard his name.

prick up your ears

start listening carefully

When she mentioned the prize, everyone pricked up their ears.

someone's ears prick up

suddenly become alert or interested after hearing something

Her ears prick up when she hears her name.

prick the bubble

cause someone's unrealistic expectations to be destroyed

The harsh feedback pricked the bubble of his dreams.

prick of conscience

feeling of guilt or regret

He felt a prick of conscience after lying to his friend.

prick one's ears

become suddenly attentive or alert

She pricked her ears at the mention of her name.

little prick

small puncture or sting causing minor pain

The injection was just a little prick.

prick out

separate seedlings growing together into different pots

Gardeners often prick out seedlings to promote healthy growth.

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French:connard insensible, ...
German:unsensibler Idiot, ...
Italian:stronzo insensibile, ...
Spanish:imbécil insensible, ...
Portuguese:insensível, ...
Chinese:麻木不仁的家伙, ...
Japanese:無神経なやつ, ...
Arabic:وَقِح عَدِيم الإِحْسَاس, ...
Hebrew:אָדָם גַּס רוּחַ, ...
Russian:бесчувственный придурок, ...
Ukrainian:грубий нахаба, ...
Hindi:असंवेदनशील व्यक्ति, ...
Bengali:অভদ্র ব্যক্তি, ...
Catalan:imbècil insensible, ...
Czech:bezcitný kretén, ...
Danish:ufølsom nar, ...
Dutch:ongevoelige klootzak, ...
Greek:αναίσθητος τύπος, ...
Hungarian:tahó, ...
Khmer:ជនអសុភាពគ្មានចិត្តអាណិត, ...
Korean:무례한 사람, ...
Persian:آدم بی‌ادب, ...
Polish:nieczuły dupek, ...
Portuguese (BR):idiota insensível, ...
Romanian:nesimțit, ...
Swedish:okänslig skitstövel, ...
Thai:คนหยาบคายไร้ความรู้สึก, ...
Turkish:duyarsız hödük, ...
Vietnamese:kẻ vô cảm, ...

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