sensorial

Synonyms for sensorial

adj sensational

1749, "pertaining to sense or sensation," from Latin sensorius, from sensus, past participle of sentire "to perceive, feel" (see sense (n.)).

But even this selection inhibits only the attitude and not the sensorial excitement.

When the power of volition is abolished, the other sensorial actions are increased.

Nomenclature is taught step by step as in the other sensorial exercises.

While in nervous fever there is a deficiency of sensorial power.

Now, it is known to be one of the commonest forms in which sensorial illusions shape themselves.

These fibrous motions are thus distinguished from the sensorial motions above mentioned.

Occasional accumulation of sensorial power in muscles subject to constant stimulus.

A stimulus greater than natural diminishes the quantity of sensorial power in general.

Stimulus less than natural occasions accumulation of sensorial power in general.

Which are frequently owing to deficiency of sensorial power rather than to deficiency of stimulus.