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sense

noun as in feeling of animate being

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“Words are tired and tense / Words don’t make sense,” Lenker sings on “Words.”

Eventually sense prevailed and Bradley, who finished 11th on the US qualifying list, opted to focus solely on the leadership role.

From BBC

In hindsight, the record is a departure mostly in the sense that the record demands listeners’ undivided attention and is best absorbed all at once.

From Salon

And it makes sense to "embrace" the modern gaming landscape, he says.

From BBC

Ms Ainsley says it's about people feeling worse off and not feeling they have got a fair deal on the economy, and a sense that other people are getting treated better than them.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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