sensus

[sen-suh s]

sensus Definition

• 1. a sense or sensation
• 2. the ability to perceive or feel

Using sensus: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sensus" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The sensus of touch is important for many animals.

• Example

  The sensus of smell is highly developed in dogs.

• Example

  The sensus of taste can be affected by certain medications.

sensus Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for sensus

• perception
• feeling
• awareness

Phrases with sensus

• common sensus

  good sense and sound judgment in practical matters

  Example

  It's just common sensus to wear a seatbelt while driving.

• sensus communis

  a supposed faculty of the mind that enables a person to perceive the world around them

  Example

  Sensus communis is a concept in philosophy that has been debated for centuries.

• sensus divinitatis

  a supposed sense or faculty for the perception of divine or supernatural things

  Example

  Sensus divinitatis is a theological concept that posits humans have an innate sense of God.

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Summary: sensus in Brief

'Sensus' [sen-suh s] refers to the ability to perceive or feel, encompassing all senses from touch to taste. It also includes idiomatic phrases like 'common sensus,' meaning good judgment, and philosophical concepts like 'sensus communis' and 'sensus divinitatis.'