sensist Antonyms
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Meaning of sensist
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sensist (n.)
One who, in philosophy, holds to sensism.
sensist Sentence Examples
- The sensist's acute perception allowed him to detect subtle vibrations in the air.
- The sensist was able to feel the emotions of others as if they were his own.
- The sensist's enhanced senses made her a valuable asset in the field of security.
- The sensist could taste the slightest hint of metal in the food.
- The sensist's hearing was so acute that he could hear the sound of a pin dropping in a distant room.
- The sensist's sense of smell was so sensitive that she could identify different types of flowers by their scent alone.
- The sensist's ability to sense subtle changes in the environment made him an excellent tracker.
- The sensist's heightened awareness allowed her to anticipate and avoid danger.
- The sensist's extraordinary senses made her a subject of great scientific interest.
- The sensist's abilities could be both a blessing and a curse, as they often overwhelmed him with sensory input.
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One who, in philosophy, holds to sensism.
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The sensist's acute perception allowed him to detect subtle vibrations in the air.
The sensist was able to feel the emotions of others as if they were his own.
The sensist's enhanced senses made her a valuable asset in the field of security.
The sensist could taste the slightest hint of metal in the food.
