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Sense
Sense
v. t.
A
faculty
,
possessed
by
animals
, of
perceiving
external
objects
by
means
of
impressions
made
upon
certain
organs
(
sensory
or
sense
organs
) of
the
body
, or of
perceiving
changes
in
the
condition
of
the
body
; as,
the
senses
of
sight
,
smell
,
hearing
,
taste
,
and
touch
.
See
Muscular
sense
,
under
Muscular
,
and
Temperature
sense
,
under
Temperature
.
Sense
v. t.
Perception
by
the
sensory
organs
of
the
body
;
sensation
;
sensibility
;
feeling
.
Sense
v. t.
Perception
through
the
intellect
;
apprehension
;
recognition
;
understanding
;
discernment
;
appreciation
.
Sense
v. t.
Sound
perception
and
reasoning
;
correct
judgment
;
good
mental
capacity
;
understanding
;
also
,
that
which
is
sound
,
true
, or
reasonable
;
rational
meaning
.
Sense
v. t.
That
which
is
felt
or is
held
as a
sentiment
,
view
, or
opinion
;
judgment
;
notion
;
opinion
.
Sense
v. t.
Meaning
;
import
;
signification
; as,
the
true
sense
of
words
or
phrases
;
the
sense
of a
remark
.
Sense
v. t.
Moral
perception
or
appreciation
.
Sense
v. t.
One
of
two
opposite
directions
in
which
a
line
,
surface
, or
volume
,
may
be
supposed
to be
described
by
the
motion
of a
point
,
line
, or
surface
.
Sense
v. t.
To
perceive
by
the
senses
; to
recognize
.
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