senso
/ˈsɛnzoʊ, ˈsɛnsoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A sense or perception; especially one that is intuitive or instinctive.
“Her intuition was a keen sense of senso that allowed her to anticipate her opponent’s move.”
2. noun
A sense organ or sense organ system.
“The senso of the octopus is highly developed, allowing it to detect even the slightest changes in its environment.”
3. noun
A sense of smell or a sense organ for smelling.
“The senso of the cat was highly sensitive, allowing it to detect even the slightest whiff of food.”
4. noun
A sense of hearing or a sense organ for hearing.
“The senso of the bat is highly developed, allowing it to navigate and hunt in complete darkness.”
5. noun
A sense of taste or a sense organ for tasting.
“The senso of the shark is highly developed, allowing it to detect even the slightest changes in the chemical composition of the water.”
6. noun
A sense of touch or a sense organ for feeling.
“The senso of the snake is highly sensitive, allowing it to detect even the slightest vibrations in the air.”
7. noun
A sense of balance or a sense organ for balance.
“The senso of the inner ear is highly developed, allowing the human to maintain balance and equilibrium.”
8. noun
A sense of sight or a sense organ for seeing.
“The senso of the eye is highly developed, allowing the human to perceive and interpret visual information.”