Associations to the word «Sensibility»
Noun
- Austen
- Intuition
- Romanticism
- Finer
- Refinement
- Delicacy
- Kant
- Aesthetics
- Tenderness
- Prejudice
- Intellect
- Temperament
- Marianne
- Deference
- Imagination
- Pathos
- Elegance
- Sense
- Gentleness
- Sensation
- Romantic
- Softness
- Sympathy
- Persuasion
- Understanding
- Modesty
- Sentiment
- Mansfield
- Perception
- Idealism
- Rousseau
- Punk
- Excess
- Affection
- Indifference
- Emma
- Heroine
- Schiller
- Emotion
- Benevolence
- Taste
- Eliot
- Critique
- Feeling
- Realism
- Songwriting
Adjective
- Morbid
- Aesthetic
- Exquisite
- Offended
- Postmodern
- Transcendental
- Offending
- Melodic
- Delicate
- Modernist
- Refined
- Poetic
- Sentimental
- Cutaneous
- Lyrical
- Endowed
- Comedic
- Artistic
- Pop
- Amiable
- Imaginative
- Moral
- Exalted
- Keen
- Feminine
- Baroque
- Poetical
- Acute
- Romantic
- Punk
- Retro
- Shocking
- Cinematic
- Metaphysical
- Tender
- Playful
- Lively
- Pictorial
- Sensual
- Manly
- Innate
- Eclectic
- Exaggerated
- Intuitive
Adverb
Wiktionary
SENSIBILITY, noun. The ability to sense, feel or perceive; especially to be sensitive to the feelings of another
SENSIBILITY, noun. (chiefly in the plural) An acute awareness or feeling
Dictionary definition
SENSIBILITY, noun. Mental responsiveness and awareness.
SENSIBILITY, noun. Refined sensitivity to pleasurable or painful impressions; "cruelty offended his sensibility".
SENSIBILITY, noun. (physiology) responsiveness to external stimuli; the faculty of sensation; "sensitivity to pain".
Wise words
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