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sensation

[sen-sey-shuhn] / sɛnˈseɪ ʃən /




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She was discovered in her teens after posing on the cover of Elle magazine, swiftly becoming a sensation in her home country, and was persuaded to enter the cinema world.

From BBC

A family friend persuaded her to pose for the cover of Elle, the leading women's magazine in France, and the photographs caused a sensation.

From BBC

They quickly became a global sensation during their childhood - starring in feature films, appearing on the covers of magazines, and endorsing products from toothpaste to syrup.

From BBC

The 53-year-old was sat alone in her hotel room in Malta in 2022, where she was taking part in a medical conference, when she experienced a frightening sensation.

From BBC

We rely on sensations from our skin to know how much pressure to apply, something robot builders struggle to replicate.

From The Wall Street Journal