uninstinctive

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ instinctive.

Adjective

uninstinctive (not comparable)

1. Not instinctive or lacking instinct.
   • 2020, Francisco Brines, Of Purest Blue: Poems, page 53:

     The pitch of perfection is the human head, free of the fire of joy and of sorrow; neither haughty nor bowed down beneath the arch of the blue sky, so still the gaze that it leaves on the uninstinctive horses, on the tree of no natural growth.