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Sensatus

Noun (plural: sensati)

A sensatus refers to a person who possesses heightened sensory perception or a heightened awareness of their surroundings. They are known for their ability to notice and sense subtle changes and details that others may not.

Example sentence: The sensatus could taste the different flavors in the dish with exceptional precision.

Adjective

In the context of sensatus, the adjective form is used to describe something or someone that pertains to heightened sensory perception or awareness.

Example sentence: The sensatus painting captured the colors and textures in a mesmerizing way.

Verb

Sensatus can also be used as a verb to indicate the act of perceiving or noticing something through enhanced senses or heightened perception.

Example sentence: She sensatused a faint scent of flowers in the air as she walked through the garden.

Local usage

In local usage, a sensatus can refer to a specific local event or festival celebrated in a particular region with unique traditions and customs.

Example sentence: The annual sensatus brings together the community for a week of music, dance, and feasting.