sensorial (Meaning)
sensorial (a)
involving or derived from the senses
sensorial (a.)
Of or pertaining to the sensorium; as, sensorial faculties, motions, powers.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sensorial
sensorial Sentence Examples
- The flowers' vibrant colors and heady fragrance provided a sensorial feast for the senses.
- The soft, velvety petals of the rose sent a wave of sensorial pleasure through her fingers.
- The symphony of sounds and aromas filled the market with a rich sensorial experience.
- The cool breeze carried tantalizing scents of wildflowers, invoking a deep connection to the natural world.
- The rough texture of the sandstone caressed her feet, offering a unique sensorial sensation.
- The bitter notes of the coffee danced on her tongue, stimulating her sensorial receptors.
- The gentle caress of the summer breeze carried a subtle sweetness, tantalizing the sensorial perceptions.
- The whisper of the wind in the trees evoked a profound sensorial experience, calming the mind.
- The saltiness of the ocean spray mingled with the warmth of the sun, creating a complex sensorial medley.
- The intricate patterns of the mosaic tiles appealed to her visual and tactile senses, offering a multifaceted sensorial delight.
FAQs About the word sensorial
involving or derived from the sensesOf or pertaining to the sensorium; as, sensorial faculties, motions, powers.
sensory, sensational, sensuous,sensual, afferent, sensate, receptive,sensitive
extrasensory,extrasensory, intuitional,intuitional,
The flowers' vibrant colors and heady fragrance provided a sensorial feast for the senses.
The soft, velvety petals of the rose sent a wave of sensorial pleasure through her fingers.
The symphony of sounds and aromas filled the market with a rich sensorial experience.
The cool breeze carried tantalizing scents of wildflowers, invoking a deep connection to the natural world.
