adj
sensate
Sensate (adj) means Detected by at least one of the senses.
adj
1
Detected by at least one of the senses.
2
Able to sense things physically.
3
Perceived through one of the senses, or through the senses generally.
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Etymology
Came from Middle English sensat, from Late Latin sensatus (“able to sense”), which derives from sensus (“sense”).
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What is the meaning of sensate?
"sensate" (adj) means detected by at least one of the senses.
What is the opposite of sensate?
The opposite of "sensate" is insensible.
What are the different meanings of sensate?
"sensate" has 3 main meanings: 1. Detected by at least one of the senses; 2. Able to sense things physically; 3. Perceived through one of the senses, or through the senses generally.
