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sensibility
noun as in responsiveness; ability to feel
Example Sentences
It doesn’t make the devilish, insane and extreme “Dracula” any easier to take as a skewering of sensibilities and conventions.
Tellingly, her most viral moments have melded her heritage with her horror sensibilities, such as a recent hit clip in which she cooked albondigas in a cauldron.
Will Brill’s Hooper points to the bloody business of the Vietnam War’s appalling visuals, brought into American living rooms by the evening news, as an indicator of our hardened sensibility.
Springsteen recognized a filmmaker who shared his sensibility and would do justice to the most painful chapter of his life.
For years, Target was known for its sense of style and affordability — or its “Tar-jay” sensibility.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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