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impercipient

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See: dead, insensible, lifeless, obtuse
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Impercipient collectors and gallery-curators could not distinguish the indubitable in his work, although there are external clues as well.
Cranach at the Royal Academy by Bruce, Donald / Contemporary Review
Why are we now having them thrust upon us by impercipient governments?
Drying out since the days of the Flood by Cyprus Mail (Cyprus)
Erudite without ever being pompous or impercipient, Irving made us feel at home with some of the most imaginative minds of the twentieth century.
Everyman's intellectual: remembering Irving Howe by Libo, Kenneth / Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought
 
 
 
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