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unsensed

unsensed adjective: not sensed or felt.

Adjective

unsensed (not comparable)

  1. Not sensed or felt.
  2. (archaic) Lacking a distinct meaning; having no certain signification.

Origin of unsensed

From un- + sensed.

Questions about unsensed

What does unsensed mean?
Unsensed means not sensed or felt.
What part of speech is unsensed?
Unsensed is an adjective.

Words near unsensed in the dictionary

  1. unsensational
  2. unsensationalised
  3. unsensationalist
  4. unsensationalized
  5. unsense
  6. unsensed
  7. unsenses
  8. unsensibility
  9. unsensible
  10. unsensibleness
  11. unsensibly

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