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What is the correct adjective form of sense?

The correct adjective form of "sense" depends on the specific meaning you want to convey:

If you want to describe something related to the five senses (sight, smell, taste, touch, hearing), the adjective is "sensory":

* Example: The room was filled with sensory overload.

If you want to describe something that is reasonable or logical, the adjective is "sensible":

* Example: It's sensible to wear a coat in cold weather.

If you want to describe something that is aware or conscious, the adjective is "sensitive":

* Example: She's very sensitive to other people's feelings.

Other possible adjective forms, depending on the context, include:

* Sensational: Used to describe something that is extremely exciting or impressive.

* Senses: Used to refer to the five senses collectively.

It's important to choose the correct adjective form based on the specific meaning you want to express.

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