adj Uncommon

sensed

Sensed (adj) means having a certain number or type of senses. Example: “The keen-sensed hawk spotted its prey from far above.”

adj

Having a certain number or type of senses.

"The keen-sensed hawk spotted its prey from far above."

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In plain EnglishDescribes something in terms of the kind or number of senses it has, usually paired with a word like "keen-" or "sixth-".

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Frequently asked questions

What does “sensed” mean?

The word “sensed” means having a certain number or type of senses. In plain terms, describes something in terms of the kind or number of senses it has, usually paired with a word like "keen-" or "sixth-".

How do you use “sensed” in a sentence?

Here is “sensed” used in a sentence: “The keen-sensed hawk spotted its prey from far above.”

What part of speech is “sensed”?

“Sensed” is an adjective.

Is “sensed” a common word?

“Sensed” is an uncommon word in modern English.