polysensuous
polysensuous adjective: having many senses or meanings.
Adjective
polysensuous (comparative more polysensuous, superlative most polysensuous)
- Having many senses or meanings.
- After explaining that the 'sense of the work is not simple, but it may be called polysensuous, that is, of many senses,' and after showing that there is first a literal sense, and secondly an allegorical sense […]1874, Dante Alighieri, Henry Bernard Cotterill, Dante: Selections from the Inferno, page lxxiii
Forms of polysensuous
| comparative | more polysensuous |
|---|---|
| superlative | most polysensuous |
Questions about polysensuous
- What does polysensuous mean?
- Polysensuous means having many senses or meanings.
- What part of speech is polysensuous?
- Polysensuous is an adjective.
Words near polysensuous in the dictionary
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