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unsensuous

  • a word derived from sensuous.
    sensuous
    adjective
    gratifying the senses.

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Indeed Elizabeth was the antithesis in physical appeal of the gentle Gulab; the drawing-room perhaps; repartee of Damascus steel fineness; tutored polish, class, cold integrity—these things associated admirably with the unsensuous Elizabeth.

From Caste by William Alexander Fraser

Nothing but beauty ever lifted people higher—the unsensuous, inexplicable charm, which makes them ashamed of dull, ugly, greedy, quarrelsome ways.

From Father Payne by Arthur Christopher Benson