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Meaning of unsensed
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unsensed (a.)
Wanting a distinct meaning; having no certain signification.
unsensed Sentence Examples
- Sarah's intuition allowed her to sense an unsensed threat lurking nearby.
- The deep-sea creature's bioluminescence was invisible to the human eye, remaining unsensed in the darkness.
- Despite the pungent odor, the tiger's acute sense of smell failed to detect the hidden prey, leaving it unsensed.
- Emily's subconscious mind registered an unsensed change in her surroundings, prompting her to take action.
- The assassin's movements were so fluid and silent that the victim remained unsensed until it was too late.
- The subtle seismic tremors were unsensed by the oblivious city dwellers, who continued their daily lives unaware.
- The spy planted a listening device so discreetly that it went completely unsensed by his unsuspecting targets.
- The dormant volcano released a series of unsensed tremors, hinting at a potential eruption.
- The injured bird's faint heartbeat was unsensed by the passerby, who mistook it for dead.
- The doctor's stethoscope failed to detect the unsensed murmur that indicated a heart condition.
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Wanting a distinct meaning; having no certain signification.
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Sarah's intuition allowed her to sense an unsensed threat lurking nearby.
The deep-sea creature's bioluminescence was invisible to the human eye, remaining unsensed in the darkness.
Despite the pungent odor, the tiger's acute sense of smell failed to detect the hidden prey, leaving it unsensed.
Emily's subconscious mind registered an unsensed change in her surroundings, prompting her to take action.
