sense
sense of ... The feeling
2.
In a sense
3.
Make sense makes sense; makes sense; makes sense
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etymology
n.
[Physiological] sensations, functions; ideas; reason; reason
conceptconsciousnessperceptionfeelmind
Root: sense
adj.
Sensible wise; obvious; aware; sensible
Sensational sensational; sensational; very good; touching
Sensory sensation; perceptual; transmitting sensation
Senseless is stupid; unconscious; unconscious
Sensing sensitive
Sensorial perceptual; sensory
Sensate perceptible; perceptual
Adv.
Senselessly unconsciously; unconsciously; unconsciously
Sensible something that can be felt; sensitive people
Sensation feeling; sensational; moving
sensor Sensor 1.
The sense of community is lost.
There is no sense of community.
She felt a deep sense of shame.
She was deeply ashamed.
censer
English /ˈsensə(r)/ United States /ˈsensər/ Global (United States)
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n. Incense burner
license
English /ˈlaɪsns/ United States /ˈlaɪsns/ Global (United States)
n. Licences, permits; concessions (with licences)
vt. Licensing; licensing; issuing licenses to