Sensation синонимы

  • emotion
  • impression
  • passion
  • sense
  • sensitivity
  • awareness
  • consciousness
  • response
  • sensibility
  • sensitiveness
  • sentiment
  • susceptibility
  • thought
  • tingle
  • vibes
  • gut reaction
  • excitement
  • phenomenon
  • prodigy
  • thrill
  • agitation
  • bomb
  • bombshell
  • commotion
  • flash
  • furor
  • hit
  • marvel
  • miracle
  • portent
  • scandal
  • stir
  • stunner
  • surprise
  • wonder
  • wow

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WORDS RELATED TO SENSATION

  • boy wonder
  • genius
  • gifted child
  • gifted student
  • girl wonder
  • phenom
  • polymath
  • prodigy
  • sensation
  • talented child
  • whiz kid
  • wonder
  • wonder child
  • wunderkind
  • affect
  • affection
  • affectivity
  • agitation
  • anger
  • ardor
  • commotion
  • concern
  • desire
  • despair
  • despondency
  • disturbance
  • drive
  • ecstasy
  • elation
  • empathy
  • excitability
  • excitement
  • feeling
  • fervor
  • grief
  • gut reaction
  • happiness
  • inspiration
  • joy
  • love
  • melancholy
  • passion
  • perturbation
  • pride
  • rage
  • remorse
  • responsiveness
  • sadness
  • satisfaction
  • sensation
  • sensibility
  • sensitiveness
  • sentiment
  • shame
  • sorrow
  • sympathy
  • thrill
  • tremor
  • vehemence
  • vibes
  • warmth
  • zeal
  • ambience
  • atmosphere
  • aura
  • feeling
  • finish
  • impression
  • mood
  • palpation
  • quality
  • semblance
  • sensation
  • sense
  • surface
  • tactility
  • taction
  • touch
  • vibes
  • ambience
  • atmosphere
  • aura
  • feeling
  • finish
  • impression
  • mood
  • palpation
  • quality
  • semblance
  • sensation
  • sense
  • surface
  • tactility
  • taction
  • touch
  • vibes
  • SRO
  • achievement
  • bang
  • click
  • favorite
  • knockout
  • masterstroke
  • sellout
  • sensation
  • smash
  • triumph
  • winner
  • wow
  • ado
  • agitation
  • bombshell
  • brouhaha
  • commotion
  • excitement
  • furor
  • fuss
  • hoo-hah
  • hullabaloo
  • phenomenon
  • ruckus
  • scandal
  • sensation
  • stir
  • thrill
  • to-do
  • tumult
  • uproar

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English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.0 / 2 votes

  1. sensation

    Sensation is the mind’s consciousness due to a bodily affection, as of heat or cold; perception is the cognition of some external object which is the cause or occasion of the sensation; the sensation of heat may be connected with the perception of a fire. While sensations are connected with the body, emotions, as joy, grief, etc., are wholly of the mind. «As the most of them [the sensations] are positively agreeable or the opposite, they are nearly akin to those emotions, as hope or terror, or those passions, as anger and envy, which are acknowledged by all to belong exclusively to the spirit, and to involve no relation whatever to matter or the bodily organism. Such feelings are not infrequently styled sensations, though improperly.» Porter Human Intellect § 112, p. 128. [Chas. Scribner’s Sons ’90.] Feeling is a general term popularly denoting what is felt, whether through the body or by the mind alone, and includes both sensation and emotion. A sense is an organ or faculty of sensation or of perception.

    Synonyms:
    emotion, feeling, perception, sense

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  1. sensation, esthesis, aesthesis, sense experience, sense impression, sense datumnoun

    an unelaborated elementary awareness of stimulation

    «a sensation of touch»

    Synonyms:
    virtuoso, star, sentience, aesthesis, champion, superstar, whiz, mavin, esthesis, sentiency, sense impression, maven, ace, genius, sense datum, hotshot, wiz, adept, wizard, sense experience, sensory faculty, sense, whizz

  2. ace, adept, champion, sensation, maven, mavin, virtuoso, genius, hotshot, star, superstar, whiz, whizz, wizard, wiznoun

    someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field

    Synonyms:
    esthesis, wiz, whiz, brain, one, sense, asterisk, maven, protagonist, ace, paladin, angiotensin-converting enzyme, unity, whizz, friend, headliner, thaumaturgist, principal, sensory faculty, necromancer, thaumaturge, booster, lead, sense experience, hotshot, brilliance, hero, star topology, wizardry, mavin, brainiac, single, genius, star, title-holder, angiotensin converting enzyme, sense datum, flair, virtuoso, fighter, wizard, magician, supporter, sorcerer, aesthesis, sense impression, adept, sentience, superstar, champ, mastermind, admirer, champion, sentiency

  3. sensationnoun

    a general feeling of excitement and heightened interest

    «anticipation produced in me a sensation somewhere between hope and fear»

    Synonyms:
    virtuoso, star, sentience, aesthesis, champion, superstar, whiz, mavin, esthesis, sentiency, sense impression, maven, ace, genius, sense datum, hotshot, wiz, adept, wizard, sense experience, sensory faculty, sense, whizz

  4. sensationnoun

    a state of widespread public excitement and interest

    «the news caused a sensation»

    Synonyms:
    virtuoso, star, sentience, aesthesis, champion, superstar, whiz, mavin, esthesis, sentiency, sense impression, maven, ace, genius, sense datum, hotshot, wiz, adept, wizard, sense experience, sensory faculty, sense, whizz

  5. sense, sensation, sentience, sentiency, sensory facultynoun

    the faculty through which the external world is apprehended

    «in the dark he had to depend on touch and on his senses of smell and hearing»

    Synonyms:
    adept, sentience, hotshot, virtuoso, good sense, aesthesis, champion, superstar, whiz, sentiency, mother wit, esthesis, awareness, horse sense, ace, genius, mavin, common sense, sense datum, maven, wiz, signified, sense impression, wizard, star, sense experience, sensory faculty, gumption, sense, whizz

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  1. sensationnoun

    Synonyms:
    consciousness, feeling, perception, excitement

    Associated words:
    æsthesiology, sensorium, sentient, sensific, sensory, sentiency, insentient, sensifacient, sensiferous, sensificatory, sensitive, æsthesiometer, æsthesiogen, catalepsy, anæsthesia

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    It’s a stunning piece of research, and these discoveries will be a literary and historical sensation, they mark the most important new find on Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, for 100 years.

  3. Patricia Rockman:

    You’re really just attending to the sensation of walking, once you become accustomed to it, you could use this when you’re walking anywhere.

  4. Shah Asad Rizvi:

    What is this sensation of movements that every celebration of life begins and ends with a dance

  5. A. M. Rosenthal:

    If you don’t have a sensation of apprehension when you set out to find a story and a swagger when you sit down to write it, you are in the wrong business.


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  • إحساسArabic
  • senzaceCzech
  • Sensation, GefühlGerman
  • sensaciónSpanish
  • tuntemus, tunne, kohu, sensaatioFinnish
  • sensationFrench
  • faireachdainnScottish Gaelic
  • ard-haghyrtManx
  • सनसनीHindi
  • impressione, sensazione, colpo, effetto sensazionale, sensoItalian
  • センセーション, 感覚, 感動Japanese
  • āniniMāori
  • संवेदनाMarathi
  • sensacja, czuciePolish
  • сенсация, ощущение, чувствоRussian
  • förnimmelse, känsla, sensationSwedish
  • உணர்வுTamil
  • సంచలనంTelugu
  • ความรู้สThai
  • duyguTurkish
  • 感覺Chinese

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  • sense

    feeling, apprehension

  • feeling

    apprehension, awareness

  • perception

    feeling, opinion

  • impression

    feeling, apprehension

  • prodigy

    something wonderful or awe-inspiring, wonder

  • phenomenon

    something wonderful or awe-inspiring, wonder

  • sentiment

    feeling, awareness

  • marvel

    wonder, good

  • miracle

    something wonderful or awe-inspiring, wonder

  • emotion

    feeling

  • excitement

    interest, something wonderful or awe-inspiring

  • commotion

    agitation, something wonderful or awe-inspiring

  • wonder

    good

  • hit

    smash

  • stir

    excite, commotion

  • consciousness

  • awareness

  • stunner

    good

  • uproar

    commotion, excite

  • thrill

    excitement

  • passion

  • knockout

    smash

  • wow

    smash, hit

  • to-do

    excite, splash

  • spectacle

    wonder

  • genius

  • feel

  • success

    hit

  • scandal

    wonderful, stir

  • portent

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Pronunciation:

[ sɛnsˈe͡ɪʃən], [ sɛnsˈe‍ɪʃən], [ s_ɛ_n_s_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]

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    Table of Contents

    • adj.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • ability.
    • n.

      • novelty,
      • thought,
      • susceptibility,
      • paradox,
      • occasion,
      • apathy,
      • happening,
      • stupor,
      • aberration,
      • number,
      • exception.

      • acute.

      • heart,
      • stir,
      • excite,
      • feelings,
      • your inner self.

      • good.

      ace (noun)

      • ace.

      adept (noun)

      • adept.

      child prodigy (noun)

      • Gifted Child,
      • gifted student,
      • polymath,
      • phenom,
      • talented child,
      • Gifted Children,
      • girl wonder.

      emotion (noun)

      • fear,
      • sentiment,
      • anger,
      • sadness,
      • temperment,
      • hatred,
      • excitement.

      feel (noun)

      • Taction,
      • feels,
      • Palpations,
      • palpation.

      feeling (noun)

      • feverishness,
      • mood,
      • response,
      • agitation,
      • sympathy,
      • tingle,
      • experience,
      • ardor,
      • emotion,
      • passion,
      • affection,
      • sensation.

      feeling, perception (noun)

      • sense,
      • vibes,
      • awareness,
      • consciousness,
      • gut reaction.

      genius (noun)

      • genius.

      hit (noun)

      • SROS.

      hotshot (noun)

      • hotshot.

      impression (noun)

      • re-collections,
      • be lief,
      • re collections,
      • re-collection,
      • be-lief,
      • re collection.

      marvel (noun)

      • one for books,
      • something elses,
      • one for book.

      maven (noun)

      • maven.

      miracle (noun)

      • un-usualnesses,
      • re velation,
      • sur-prises,
      • un-usualness,
      • re velations,
      • supernatural occurrences,
      • re-velations,
      • re-velation,
      • un usualness,
      • unusualnesses,
      • un usualnesses,
      • sur prises,
      • sur-prise,
      • sur prise.

      nine days’ wonder (noun)

      • nine day wonder,
      • nineday wonders,
      • nine-day wonders,
      • flash the pan,
      • nine days wonder,
      • nineday wonder,
      • flash in pan,
      • nine day wonders,
      • fifteen minutes fame,
      • flash pan.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • stunner,
      • splash,
      • wonder,
      • Paresthesias,
      • masterstroke,
      • the gold,
      • knockout,
      • prodigy,
      • nine-day wonder,
      • triumph,
      • supernatural occurrence,
      • looker,
      • one for the books,
      • something else,
      • homers,
      • the eighth wonder of the world,
      • scream,
      • nine days’ wonder,
      • smash hit,
      • success,
      • prickling,
      • Rara Avis,
      • kick,
      • good feeling,
      • turn-ons,
      • paraesthesias,
      • unusualness,
      • uppers,
      • sensibility,
      • marvel,
      • sure bet,
      • jollification,
      • child prodigy,
      • one for the book,
      • scoop,
      • skylarks,
      • turn-on,
      • deadness,
      • whiz-kid,
      • sensitivity,
      • takeovers,
      • perception,
      • miracle,
      • thrill,
      • jollifications,
      • intellections,
      • riot,
      • hole in one,
      • brain wave,
      • takeover,
      • big idea,
      • HIT,
      • boisterousness,
      • paresthesia,
      • in sight,
      • portent,
      • phenomenon,
      • quiz kid,
      • skylark,
      • fifteen minutes of fame,
      • whiz kid,
      • sidesplitter,
      • formication,
      • smash-hit,
      • feather in cap,
      • impression,
      • paraesthesia,
      • feel,
      • pins and needles,
      • clean sweep,
      • intellection,
      • smash.

      perception (noun)

      • in-sight,
      • realizings,
      • re cognitions,
      • brain waves,
      • re cognition,
      • re-cognition,
      • big ideas,
      • in-sights,
      • apprehendings,
      • in sights.

      phenomenon (noun)

      • rarae aves.

      pins and needles (noun)

      • para esthesias,
      • tinglings,
      • pins-needles,
      • pins needles,
      • para-esthesias,
      • pricklings,
      • deadnesses,
      • para-esthesia,
      • Formications,
      • para esthesia.

      prickle (noun)

      • Spicula,
      • spiculum.

      prodigy (noun)

      • oddity,
      • whiz,
      • magician,
      • curiosity,
      • rarity,
      • spectacle,
      • paragon,
      • talent,
      • mahatma,
      • shocker,
      • crackerjack,
      • thunderbolt,
      • luminary,
      • star,
      • wizard,
      • expert.

      riot (noun)

      • ex-cess,
      • up-roar,
      • boisterousnesses,
      • sidesplitters,
      • up-roars,
      • ex-cesses,
      • ex cess.

      scoop (noun)

      • inside story,
      • exclusives.

      scream (noun)

      • comediennes,
      • comedienne.

      sensation (noun)

      • sentience.

      sense (noun)

      • kinesthesia.

      sensibility (noun)

      • cognizance,
      • responsiveness,
      • astuteness.

      sensitivity (noun)

      • Impressionability,
      • impressionabilities,
      • reactivity,
      • sensitivities,
      • reactivities,
      • reactiveness,
      • Affectibility.

      splash (noun)

      • dis plays,
      • dis-plays,
      • dis-play,
      • dis play.

      stunner (noun)

      • eighth wonder world,
      • eighth wonder the world,
      • eighth wonder of the world,
      • the eighth wonder world,
      • the eighth wonder the world,
      • the eighth wonder of world,
      • eighth wonder of world.

      success (noun)

      • happy days,
      • clover,
      • grand slams,
      • good times,
      • do well,
      • laugher,
      • lap of luxury,
      • grand slam,
      • CLOVERS,
      • maturations,
      • laughers,
      • successfulness,
      • good time,
      • maturation.

      thrill (noun)

      • turn ons,
      • turnons,
      • turnon,
      • good feelings.

      triumph (noun)

      • smashhit,
      • shoo in,
      • surmountings,
      • the golds,
      • smash hits,
      • sur-mounting,
      • feather cap,
      • sur mounting,
      • clean sweeps,
      • sur-mountings,
      • smash-hits,
      • vanquishings,
      • sure bets,
      • hole one,
      • sur mountings,
      • smashhits,
      • shooin.

      whiz kid (noun)

      • quiz kids.

      wonder (noun)

      • cynosure.
    • v.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • feeling.
    • Other synonyms:

      • perceive,
      • hoo-hah,
      • undercurrent,
      • distinguish,
      • sense organ,
      • sensuous,
      • brouhaha,
      • sensory,
      • whim,
      • kinaesthetic,
      • bosom,
      • tactile,
      • assail,
      • mood swing,
      • sentient,
      • frame of mind,
      • sensitiveness,
      • undertow.

      • smell,
      • wonderment,
      • violence,
      • tide,
      • tenor,
      • fire,
      • keen,
      • uproar,
      • assault,
      • temper,
      • humor.

      • impulse,
      • to-do,
      • astonishment.

      • note,
      • taste,
      • spirit,
      • drive.

      • air,
      • soul,
      • level,
      • affect.

      • touch.

      craze

      • fad.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • hunch,
      • differentiate,
      • horny,
      • bang,
      • brilliance,
      • single,
      • event,
      • interlude,
      • notion,
      • effusive,
      • surprise,
      • mastermind,
      • detect,
      • lead,
      • effect,
      • demonstration,
      • determine,
      • intelligence,
      • espy,
      • theory,
      • whizz,
      • display,
      • brilliant success,
      • sell out,
      • flair,
      • afterpiece,
      • melodrama,
      • mad,
      • rage,
      • sorcerer,
      • scandal,
      • friend,
      • discriminate,
      • tolerance,
      • Opera Bouffe,
      • belief,
      • feeling tone,
      • atmosphere,
      • funny feeling,
      • foofaraw,
      • encephalon,
      • establish,
      • play,
      • sconce,
      • show-stopper,
      • inkling,
      • descry,
      • instinct,
      • tragedy,
      • recognition,
      • farce,
      • hint,
      • good sense,
      • aflame,
      • quiver,
      • bean,
      • sense impression,
      • apprehension,
      • nonesuch,
      • big hit,
      • booster,
      • performance,
      • poignant,
      • move,
      • lift,
      • presentation,
      • intuition,
      • opera,
      • horse sense,
      • pate,
      • unity,
      • admiration,
      • virtuoso,
      • esthesis,
      • title-holder,
      • deem,
      • killing,
      • Supportance,
      • animation,
      • fancy,
      • enthusiasm,
      • Sensorium,
      • endurance,
      • pathos,
      • miracle play,
      • style,
      • name,
      • amazing thing,
      • pantomime,
      • wiz,
      • brain,
      • Aesthesis,
      • suffering,
      • extravaganza,
      • exode,
      • texture,
      • recognize,
      • impact,
      • premonition,
      • Divertissement,
      • exhibit,
      • bombshell,
      • passionate,
      • opinion,
      • fashion,
      • Phenomena,
      • shudder,
      • affective,
      • gray matter,
      • show,
      • discern,
      • exhibition,
      • warm,
      • prickle,
      • mavin,
      • charade,
      • marvelment,
      • principal,
      • dig,
      • celebrity,
      • sense experience,
      • sufferance,
      • sensational,
      • commotion,
      • awe,
      • asterisk,
      • Gazingstock,
      • flash,
      • foreboding,
      • boot,
      • appreciation,
      • grey matter,
      • sentiency,
      • gustatory,
      • splendor,
      • sense datum,
      • bomb,
      • panic,
      • find,
      • musical,
      • form,
      • acknowledge,
      • delirious,
      • rush,
      • stimulation,
      • exposition,
      • superstar,
      • admirer,
      • astonishing thing,
      • sensitive,
      • suspicion,
      • amazement,
      • supporter,
      • love,
      • prescience,
      • flush,
      • tragicomedy,
      • gas,
      • wizardry,
      • sensory faculty,
      • impress,
      • gustative,
      • wow,
      • headliner,
      • sneaking suspicion,
      • view,
      • excited,
      • champion,
      • tremor,
      • shiver,
      • gumption,
      • inspiration,
      • piece,
      • gushy,
      • noodle,
      • idea,
      • Amazedness,
      • head,
      • comedy,
      • dramatic,
      • buzz,
      • coup,
      • titillation,
      • unrestrained,
      • winner,
      • frantic,
      • fighter,
      • presentiment,
      • Burletta,
      • respond to,
      • Comedietta,
      • ablaze,
      • harlequinade,
      • wonderful thing,
      • vaudeville,
      • awake,
      • ruttish,
      • bewilderment,
      • discernment,
      • noggin,
      • musical comedy,
      • masque,
      • knowledge,
      • melodramatic,
      • reaction,
      • one,
      • tingling,
      • perturbation,
      • gasser,
      • ballet,
      • accept,
      • emotional,
      • examine,
      • mother wit,
      • charge,
      • vibration,
      • drama,
      • fascination,
      • meaning,
      • ado,
      • mystery,
      • Melodrame,
      • high,
      • surface,
      • burlesque,
      • crowd-pleaser,
      • heartthrob,
      • stupefaction,
      • consider,
      • advocate,
      • finish,
      • Jollies,
      • howl,
      • furor,
      • Proverbs,
      • overemotional,
      • common sense,
      • sight,
      • noddle,
      • stage play,
      • necromancer,
      • Stound,
      • discover.

    How to use «Sensation» in context?

    Sensation refers to the physical or emotional responses that people feel, when perceiving or interacting with their environment. It is one of the five major senses, alongside smell, taste, touch, and sight.

    Paraphrases for Sensation:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Forward Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        feeling, perception.
    • Independent

      • Proper noun, singular
        sensitivity, sensitivities.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        emotion, impression, sense, sensitivity, sentiment, smell.
    • Other Related

      • Noun, singular or mass
        feel, sensibility, sensitiveness, thrill.

    Homophones for Sensation:

    • Siamese Twin, Sam Houston, syncytium, sanctum, swimming costume, swan’s down, sanction, sunstone, sanctimony, sense datum.

    Hyponym for Sensation:

    • n.

      • feeling
        stir.
      • state
        fervor, fervour, excitation, excitement, inflammation.

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    Synonyms:
    admonitory,
    exemplary,
    idealise,
    monitory,
    prophylactic,
    warning,
    RETD,
    riflery,
    twist tie,
    fistbump.

    Nearby words

    • senorita
    • senors
    • sens
    • sens research foundation
    • sensate
    • Sensation
    • ‘s Gravenhage
    • (somewhere) in the middle
    • S
    • s & l
    • s & ls

    Resources

    • SENSATION synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • SENSATION synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
      — SENSATION synonyms
    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of SENSATION
    • YourDictionary
      — another words for SENSATION

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    • Англо-русский словарь

      [senʹseıʃ(ə)n] n (сущ.)

      1. ощущение, чувство

      2. восприятие

      3. сенсация, новинка

      4. филос. чувственное данное; чувственный опыт

    Синонимы,антонимы

    Синонимы: sensation n.
    1 feeling, sense, impression, perception, foreboding,
    presentiment, prescience, awareness, suspicion, Colloq sneaking
    suspicion, funny feeling, hunch: I had the distinct sensation
    of having been there before.
    2 commotion, stir, thrill, furore
    or US furor; excitement: The news of the wedding caused a
    sensation.
    3 hit, coup de thtre, success, Colloq
    show-stopper, crowd-puller, crowd-pleaser: Edith Piaf was a
    sensation at Le Thtre de la Verdure in Nice.

    Фразы, идиомы, фразовые глаголы, сленг , примеры предложений

    Примеры фраз, тематические словари

    chilly sensationмед. озноб

    a burning sensation — изжога

    visible sensation — зрительное восприятие

    pleasurable sensation — приятное ощущение

    prickly sensation — ощущение покалывания

    Найдено:21

    Разговорные фразы

    — cause a stir / sensation наделать много шуму

    Найдено:1

    Идиоматические выражения,фразы

    ultimate sensation

    1. острые ощущения
    The visit to the Russian banya was the ultimate sensation.

    Найдено:1

    Сочетаемость частей речи

    to create a sensation произвести сенсацию
    (Глагольные словосочетания)

    to make a sensation произвести сенсацию
    (Глагольные словосочетания)

    a pleasant sensation—приятное ощущение
    (сочетаемость существительных:)

    a disagreeable sensation—неприятное ощущение
    (сочетаемость существительных:)

    a sensation of fear—чувство страха
    (сочетаемость существительных:)

    Найдено:27

    Словарные статьи, содержащие слово

    Найдено:3

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