inapprehension

inapprehension
/in'ap ri hen"sheuhn/, n.
lack of apprehension.
[1735-45; IN-3 + APPREHENSION]

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  • inapprehension — [in΄ap΄rihen′shən] n. lack of apprehension …   English World dictionary

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