Morpheme
Sense
Type
free base
Denotation
feel, perceive, opinion
Etymology
Old French sens; Latin sēnsus, from sentīre
Evidence
aerosensation, aftersensation, aftersense, ambisense, antisense, barosensitive, chemosensillum, chemosensitive, consensual, consensus, cryosensitive, dissension, dissensus, ecosensitive, electrosensitive, extrasensitive, extrasensory, hemosensitive, hygrosensation, hygrosensillum, hypersensitive, hyposensitive, immunosensitive, insensitive, magnetosensation, mechanosensation, mechanosensillum, metabosensitive, meteorosensitive, morphosensitive, multisense, nocisensor, nonsense, nonsensical, nonsensically, nonsensitive, orosensation, osmosensation, oversensitive, pansensitive, pharmacosensitive, phosphosensitive, photosensation, piezosensitive, presensation, pseudosensitive, psychrosensitive, radiosensitive, resensation, sensation, sensational, sensationism, sensationist, sensationless, sensations, sense, sensed, senseless, senselessly, senselessness, senses, sensibility, sensible, sensiferous, sensilla, sensillum, sensing, sensism, sensist, sensitive, sensitively, sensitiveness, sensitivity, sensitivize, sensitize, sensor, sensoria, sensorial, sensorium, sensory, sensu, sensual, sensualism, sensualist, sensuism, sensuist, sensuous, serosensitive, somatosensation, subsensation, subsense, supersensitive, thermohygrosensitive, thermosensation, thermosensillum, triplosensitive, ultrasensitive, undersensitive, unsensed, unsensing, unsensitive, viscerosensitive
Notes
homophone of (<S + -ence>)
