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sense

[sens] / sɛns /






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Seattle won the second game after an impressive comeback and overtime, and you sense something similar could be on the cards again.

From BBC

As the appeals trial opened last week, Le Pen said her party had "no sense" they were committing any offence, and sought to shift the blame on the European Parliament.

From Barron's

"I sensed very early on that chess would be a balm to soothe my sorrow, my shield against life’s uncertainties," she writes.

From Barron's

This decision angered the protesters and left them with a deep sense of betrayal.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the time, most researchers thought these animals primarily detected sound through bone conduction, or through so-called "jaw listening," by placing their lower jaws against the ground to sense vibrations.

From Science Daily