sence
/sens/ /senz/ /seɪns/ /senz/Definitions
1. noun
the faculty of perceiving or being aware of something especially through the senses; awareness; feeling; perception; faculty of the mind
“She used all her sense to navigate through the dense forest.”
2. noun
a particular feeling or intuition
“She had a sense of foreboding about the upcoming storm.”
3. noun
a way or direction in which something can be done or is done
“There are multiple senses in which you can interpret this poem.”
4. verb
to perceive or become aware of something, especially through the senses
“She sensed a presence in the room behind her.”
5. verb
to feel or be aware of a particular feeling or emotion
“I sense a sense of urgency in her voice.”
6. verb
to have a particular feeling or intuition about something
“He sensed that something was off about the situation.”
7. adjective
having or showing good sense or judgment
“She is a sensible person who always thinks before acting.”
8. adverb
in a way that is logical or reasonable
“She acted sensibly by calling for help before entering the abandoned house.”
9. preposition
in a particular way or with a particular feeling
“He sensed her presence in the room.”
10. adverb
in a way that is sensitive to the feelings or needs of others
“She handled the situation sensibly and with empathy.”