Sensate Definition

sĕnsāt
adjective
Having the power of physical sensation.
Webster's New World
Perceived by the senses.
Webster's New World
verb

To feel or apprehend by means of the senses; to perceive.

To sensate light, or an odour.
Wiktionary

Origin of Sensate

  • Middle English sensat from Late Latin sēnsātus gifted with sense from Latin sēnsus sense sense

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Middle English sensat from Late Latin sensatus "able to sense" from Latin sensus, "sense".

    From Wiktionary

Sensate Sentence Examples

  • They are not sensate beings, they neither know nor care what arcanum (i.e. mysteries) haunt their innards.

  • It is through the physical sensate body that all experience flows.

  • This must combine mental or intellectual activity with felt, sensate experience.

  • I shall argue later on in this review that consciousness studies present a serious challenge to the materialist ontology of the sensate society.

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Words Starting With

SSESEN

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ETEATE

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