Sense
//sɛns//
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The word "sense" can be used as noun and verb.
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Spider sense Spidey sense Spidey-sense abound in one's own sense aftersense air sense come to one's senses common sense court sense dress sense enough sense to pound sand into a rathole game sense good sense horse sense in a sense in every sense of the word in the Biblical sense knock some sense into know someone in the Biblical sense make it make sense make sense moral sense more dollars than sense more money than sense my spider sense is tingling negative sense no sense no feeling non-sense nonsense positive sense present sense impression sense amplifier sense body sense capsule sense datum sense of craft sense of direction sense of place sense of time sense organ sense strand snail-sense feminism spider-sense strict-sense stationary subsense talk sense where there's no sense there's no feeling word sense
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audition cognition equilibrioception extrasensory gustation hearing nervous system neuroscience nociception olfaction perceive perceptibility perceptible perceptibly perception produce sensation proprioception sensation sensible sensical sensitive sensor sensorium sensory sensual sensuous sight smell tactition taste thermoception touch vision
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ability anti clockwise appreciation apprehension audition aware awareness biological clockwise comprehend equilibrioception feel feeling feelings five gustation hear hearing instinctively judgment meaning nociception olfaction perceive polarity proprioception reason referent sight smell tactition taste taste smell thermoception touch value vision watch
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