antisensual

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ sensual.

Adjective

antisensual (comparative more antisensual, superlative most antisensual)

  1. Opposing sensuality.
    • 1980, Matthew Fox, Whee! We, Wee All the Way Home, page 203:
      That thought […] was also anticreation — the world is "stupid and bad, crawling with vermin, a miserable hole, an object of scorn," said Marcion. He was also antisensual.
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