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Words that comes from the Latin word sentire?

The Latin word "sentire" means "to feel, perceive, be aware of". It's the root of many words in English, including:

Directly related to feeling:

* Sentient: Capable of feeling or perceiving.

* Sentiment: A feeling or opinion.

* Sentimental: Characterized by or expressing tender feelings.

* Sensate: Having or involving sensation.

* Sense: The faculty of perception, especially by sight, touch, taste, smell, or hearing.

Related to perception and understanding:

* Conscious: Aware of and responsive to one's surroundings.

* Conscience: A person's moral sense of right and wrong.

* Assent: Agreement or approval.

* Consensus: General agreement.

Other related words:

* Sensational: Exciting or striking.

* Sensory: Relating to sensation or the senses.

* Presentiment: A feeling that something is going to happen.

* Intense: Very strong or extreme.

These are just a few examples. The Latin word "sentire" is a rich source for many words in English, reflecting the importance of feeling, perception, and understanding in our lives.

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