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Adverbial in a sense has 1 sense
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Definitions from the Webin a senseDescriptionThe phrase "in a sense" is used to acknowledge that a statement or opinion is true or valid to some extent or from a particular perspective. It suggests that there is a kernel of truth or relevance in what is being said, although it may not be universally applicable or completely accurate. The phrase is often used to qualify or add nuance to a statement. Examples:As an adverb:- In a sense, she was right about the importance of perseverance in achieving success. - The painting is abstract, but in a sense, it also contains elements of realism. - In a sense, all living organisms are interconnected, contributing to the complexity of the ecosystem. As a noun:- He has a fine sense of humor, but in a sense, he lacks empathy for others. - In a sense, her departure marked the end of an era for the company. - The author's novel captures the sense of a generation struggling with identity issues. As a verb:- The concept of family can sense support and unity. - The dog seemed to sense danger and started barking loudly. - She could sense his disappointment through his body language. Related Products | ||||
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