sensate (Meaning)
sensate (s)
having physical sensation
sensate (v. t.)
To feel or apprehend more or less distinctly through a sense, or the senses; as, to sensate light, or an odor.
sensate (a.)
Alt. of Sensated
Synonyms & Antonyms of sensate
sensate Sentence Examples
- The sensate's acute awareness of their surroundings made them invaluable in exploration missions.
- The sensate felt the vibrations of the music coursing through their entire being.
- The scents and sounds of the forest filled the sensate with a sense of tranquility.
- The temperature changes were so subtle that only the sensate could detect them.
- The sensate experienced a profound connection with nature, as if they could commune with the elements.
- The slightest touch sent currents of sensation rippling through the sensate's body.
- The sensate's ability to detect emotions allowed them to navigate social interactions with ease.
- The sensate found solace in the sensory deprivation chamber, where they could delve into their inner world.
- The sensate's heightened senses made them susceptible to sensory overload in crowded environments.
- The sensate's extraordinary perception gave them an advantage in competitive activities, allowing them to anticipate opponents' moves.
FAQs About the word sensate
having physical sensationTo feel or apprehend more or less distinctly through a sense, or the senses; as, to sensate light, or an odor., Alt. of Sensated
sensual, afferent, receptive, sensuous,sensory, sensational, sensitive,sensorial
extrasensory, extrasensory,intuitional, intuitional,
The sensate's acute awareness of their surroundings made them invaluable in exploration missions.
The sensate felt the vibrations of the music coursing through their entire being.
The scents and sounds of the forest filled the sensate with a sense of tranquility.
The temperature changes were so subtle that only the sensate could detect them.
