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sense
noun as in feeling of animate being
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noun as in awareness, perception
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noun as in point, meaning
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verb as in become aware of
Example Sentences
In a sense, Penn and Teller are a throwback to an era when the team was greater than the individual performer.
Hit-Boy, now with a heightened sense of purpose, prowess and freedom, feels an increased sense of urgency to share as much of his craft with the world as he can.
I think for anyone who comes out the other side of fame, there has to be a tremendous sense of gratitude that you survive it.
She credits what her father jokes is “an overactive sense of justice” to her grandparents, who ran a corner store in Santa Ana in the 1940s.
‘I wonder if it makes sense to pull money from the IRA to pay off the mortgage before the market erodes further.’
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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