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Part of Speech: verb transitive
Results: 9
Part of Speech: noun
1. 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.
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