sensific
/sɛnˈsɪf.ɪk/
sensific adjective: exciting sensation; causing something to be felt.
Adjective
sensific (comparative more sensific, superlative most sensific)
Forms of sensific
| comparative | more sensific |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sensific |
Origin of sensific
Latin sensificus; sensus (“sense”) + facere (“to make”).
Words that rhyme with sensific
- specific
- prolific
- calorific
- colorific
- hieroglyphic
- honorific
- scientific
- terrific
- -ific
- biospecific
- calcific
- dolorific
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- febrific
- interspecific
- morbific
- organific
- pacific
- signific
- soporific
- sudorific
- triglyphic
- trispecific
- unterrific
- vaporific
- acidific
- algific
- allospecific
- anaglyphic
- anticalcific
- antiprolific
- aspecific
- aurific
- bioscientific
- bispecific
- carbonific
- chylific
- classific
- coelanaglyphic
- conspecific
- cornific
- cospecific
- crapperific
- damnific
- deific
- diaglyphic
- ditriglyphic
- frigorific
- geoglyphic
- grandific
- hipsterific
- horrific
- humilific
- inspecific
- lactific
- lapidific
- lithoglyphic
- lucific
- lucrific
- mirific
- nanospecific
Questions about sensific
- What does sensific mean?
- Sensific means exciting sensation; causing something to be felt.
- What part of speech is sensific?
- Sensific is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce sensific?
- Sensific is pronounced /sɛnˈsɪf.ɪk/.
Words near sensific in the dictionary
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