Collocations with "sense"

Refers to a supposed intuitive faculty that gives awareness of things not perceptible by the five known senses.

a highly developed sense, such as smell or hearing

a natural feeling or understanding about something

The feeling that you have been treated unfairly.

Often followed by 'of', describing a restored feeling (e.g., a renewed sense of purpose).

To become aware of a strained atmosphere or feeling, often between people.

the metaphorical or non-literal meaning of a word

A more acute ability to feel, see, hear, smell, or taste.

the most basic or primary meaning of a word or expression

to become aware of unease in a situation or person

to become aware of a vibration through one of the senses

to become aware of someone's frustration, often without them saying anything

To feel or perceive someone's hesitation, often intuitively.

An understood or perceived feeling of unity with others.

To become aware of disappointment, often in another person.

Used to describe a feeling or atmosphere that is very strong and easy to notice, such as a sense of excitement or danger.

a persistent awareness or feeling about something

To have a faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus; one of the faculties of sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch.

To perceive or become aware of hostility from others.

To perceive or become aware of impatience in someone else.

understanding or interpreting something in a figurative way

To feel or perceive that someone is unwilling.

a feeling or awareness of seriousness related to a situation

to become aware of someone's suffering, often intuitively

to perceive a small amount of something

Organs that detect stimuli, such as the eyes or ears.

Indicates that a word is being used with a specific negative meaning.

To feel or perceive someone's sadness intuitively, without direct evidence.