Sensorium
Sensorium, or Sensoryn.the seat of sense, organ of sensation
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sensual
Sensuala.pleasing to the sense, carnal, lewd
Sensualist
Sensualistn.one devoted to carnal pleasures
Sensualize
Sensualizev.t.to sink into sensual pleasures
Sensually
Sensuallyad.in a sensual manner, carnally
Sensuous
Sensuousa.pathetic, full of passion, tender
Sent
Sentpret.andpa.pass. of to send
Sentence
Sentencen.a decision, condemnation, maxim, period
Sentence (2)
Sentencev.t.to condemn, doom, consign
Sentential
Sententiala.pertaining to or making a period
Sententiosity
Sententiosity, or Sententiousnessn.pithiness, conciseness
Sententious
Sententiousa.short and energetic
Sententiously
Sententiouslyad.with striking brevity, pithily
Sentient
Sentienta.perceiving;n.one who perceives
Sentiment
Sentimentn.a thought, opinion, idea, judgement
Sentimental
Sentimentala.thoughtful, reflecting, sensible
Sentimentalist
Sentimentalistn.one fond of sentiment
Sentinel
Sentinel, or Sentryn.a soldier on guard, a watch
Sentrybox
Sentryboxn.a box or stand for a sentinel
Separability
Separabilityn.the quality of admitting disunion
Separable
Separablea.capable or possible to be disunited
Separableness
Separablenessn.a capacity of being separated
Separate
Separatev.t.to divide, disjoin, part, set apart
Separate (2)
Separatea.divided, disunited, disengaged
Separate (3)
Separaten.a seceder from a church
Separately
Separatelyad.distinctly, singly, apart, asunder
Separateness
Separatenessn.a separate state