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Definition of sense
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Sense (v. t.) Moral
perception
or
appreciation.
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Monadical
::
Monadical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or like, a
monad,
in any of its
senses.
See
Monad,
n..
Gentry
::
Gentry
(a.)
People
of
education
and good
breeding;
in
England,
in a
restricted
sense,
those
between
the
nobility
and the
yeomanry..
Deut-
::
Deut- () A
prefix
which
formerly
properly
indicated
the
second
in a
regular
series
of
compound
in the
series,
and not to its
composition,
but which is now
generally
employed
in the same sense as bi-or di-,
although
little
used..
Whither
::
Whither
(adv.)
To what
point,
degree,
end,
conclusion,
or
design;
whereunto;
whereto;
-- used in a sense not
physical..
Repay
::
Repay (v. t.) To make
return
or
requital
for; to
recompense;
-- in a good or bad
sense;
as, to repay
kindness;
to repay an
injury..
Politic
::
Politic
(a.)
Sagacious
in
promoting
a
policy;
ingenious
in
devising
and
advancing
a
system
of
management;
devoted
to a
scheme
or
system
rather
than to a
principle;
hence,
in a good
sense,
wise;
prudent;
sagacious;
and in a bad
sense,
artful;
unscrupulous;
cunning;
-- said of
persons..
But
::
But (adv. &
conj.)
On the
contrary;
on the other hand; only; yet;
still;
however;
nevertheless;
more;
further;
-- as
connective
of
sentences
or
clauses
of a
sentence,
in a sense more or less
exceptive
or
adversative;
as, the House of
Representatives
passed
the bill, but the
Senate
dissented;
our wants are many, but quite of
another
kind..
Otacoustic
::
Otacoustic
(a.)
Assisting
the sense of
hearing;
as, an
otacoustic
instrument..
Wantwit
::
Wantwit
(n.) One
destitute
of wit or
sense;
a
blockhead;
a fool.
Assignation
::
Assignation
(n.) An
appointment
of time and place for
meeting
or
interview;
-- used
chiefly
of love
interviews,
and now
commonly
in a bad
sense..
Sensual
::
Sensual
(a.)
Devoted
to the
pleasures
of sense and
appetite;
luxurious;
voluptuous;
lewd;
libidinous.
Actinaria
::
Actinaria
(n. pl.) A large
division
of
Anthozoa,
including
those which have
simple
tentacles
and do not form stony
corals.
Sometimes,
in a wider
sense,
applied
to all the
Anthozoa,
expert
the
Alcyonaria,
whether
forming
corals
or not..
Numb
::
Numb (v. t.) To make numb; to
deprive
of the power of
sensation
or
motion;
to
render
senseless
or
inert;
to
deaden;
to
benumb;
to
stupefy.
Vapor
::
Vapor (n.) In a loose and
popular
sense,
any
visible
diffused
substance
floating
in the
atmosphere
and
impairing
its
transparency,
as
smoke,
fog, etc..
Plus
::
Plus (a.)
Hence,
in a
literary
sense,
additional;
real;
actual..
Smell
::
Smell (n.) To
detect
or
perceive,
as if by the sense of
smell;
to scent out; -- often with out..
Longitude
::
Longitude
(n.)
Length;
measure
or
distance
along the
longest
line; --
distinguished
from
breadth
or
thickness;
as, the
longitude
of a room; rare now,
except
in a
humorous
sense..
Harangue
::
Harangue
(n.) A
speech
addressed
to a large
public
assembly;
a
popular
oration;
a loud
address
a
multitude;
in a bad
sense,
a noisy or
pompous
speech;
declamation;
ranting..
Unequaled
::
Unequaled
(a.) Not
equaled;
unmatched;
unparalleled;
unrivaled;
exceeding;
surpassing;
-- in a good or bad
sense;
as,
unequaled
excellence;
unequaled
ingratitude
or
baseness..
Imaginative
::
Imaginative
(a.)
Proceeding
from, and
characterized
by, the
imagination,
generally
in the
highest
sense of the
word..
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