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Sense
01
any of the five natural abilities of sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste
02
an overall, conscious recognition or understanding of a situation, feeling, or environment
03
the meaning or interpretation of a word, expression, or situation
04
the ability to make sound, practical judgments and decisions
05
an inherent talent or instinctive understanding of a particular skill or quality
to sense
01
to feel the existence of something by touch or other sensory perceptions, excluding sight or hearing
Transitive: to sense a sensory stimulus
02
to comprehend or interpret the meaning of something
Transitive: to sense the meaning of something
03
to become aware of or understand something intuitively, without relying on the physical senses
Transitive: to sense an abstract quality
04
to notice or recognize something through automatic sensors or technology
Transitive: to sense sth
sense
n
nonsense
n
nonsense
n
sensate
adj
sensate
adj
senseless
adj
senseless
adj
Example
Hearing is the sense that enables us to listen to music and conversations.
Touch is the sense that allows us to feel textures and temperatures.
Sight is a sense that allows us to see the world around us.
Taste is the sense that allows us to experience flavors and enjoy food.
Smell is a sense that helps us detect scents and odors.
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