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SENT / SENS morpholo

SENT / SENS morphology

TermDefinition
assent (v) the agree, concur, or go along with (n) agreement
consensus (n) general agreement among people who share thoughts or feelings with one another
consent (v) to agree to the terms of a contract or proposal (n) permission, formal agreement
consensual (adj) mutually agreed upon by two or more parties
dissension (n) strong or violent disagreement
dissent (v) to disagree; to think or feel "apart" from a policy or proposal
extrasensory (adj) outside the normal expression of the senses; feelings that lie beyond the here and now
insensitive (adj) non sensitive; not feeling touch, or not taking another's feelings into consideration
multisensory (adj) affecting many senses at the same time
nonsense (n.) that which makes no sense or results from not thinking
nonsensical (adj) ridiculous, absurd, illogical
presentiment (n.) an uneasy or eerie feeling that overcomes a person before something happens
resent (v) to feel indignant, insulted, or offended; to look back on something with negative feelings
resentment (n) displeasure, offense, grudge
resentful (adj) harboring a sense of insult or offense
sensation (n) a strong and sudden feeling, especially as felt by the senses
sensational (adj) exciting, thrilling, arousing a strong feeling
sense (n) any of the frive faculties (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch) by which beings feel things; a feeling or perception (v) to have a thought or feeling of something that is not known for certain
sensible (adj) reasonable, making good sense, and well thought out
sensitive (adj) feeling; reading feeling even a slight physical touch; taking people's thoughts and feelings into consideration
sensor (n) a device that responds to a trigger or stimulus; a device that feels motion, light, etc.
sensory (adj) pertaining to or transmitting feelings within a system or an organism
sentence (n) a sequence of words that expresses a complete thought; or a punishment expressed by a judge or court in a formal statement
sentiment (n) a thought or feeling
sentimental (adj) emotional, expressing a deep feeling
Created by: McQuen ELA
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