Prefixes:
* Pre-: meaning "before" or "in advance" (e.g., presense - meaning "the state of being present or existing beforehand").
* Non-: meaning "not" (e.g., nonsense - meaning "without sense or meaning").
* Super-: meaning "above" or "beyond" (e.g., supersense - a hypothetical sense beyond the five traditional senses).
Suffixes:
* -less: meaning "without" (e.g., senseless - meaning "lacking sense or meaning").
* -ful: meaning "full of" (e.g., senseful - meaning "full of sense or meaning").
* -ibility: meaning "capable of being" (e.g., sensibility - meaning "the capacity for feeling or perceiving").
* -ive: meaning "having the quality of" (e.g., sensitive - meaning "easily affected by external stimuli").
Other related words:
* Sensory: relating to the senses.
* Sensation: a feeling or perception resulting from stimulation of the senses.
* Sensei: a Japanese word for "teacher," often used in martial arts.
The best choice depends on the specific meaning you want to convey.