Sensory

usgb/ˈsensəri/
adjective

Related to the physical senses of sight, smell, sound, taste, or touch.

The dish was a culinary delight, offering a sensory experience of flavors, aromas, and textures.
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Often appears as...

  • sensory experience
  • sensory perception
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Multi-Sense Appeal

Uses of 'sensory' often describe experiences that engage multiple senses simultaneously, enhancing enjoyment or understanding.

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The sensory journey at the museum engaged sight, touch, and sound.
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Positive Connotation

'Sensory' often implies a pleasant or stimulating experience, unless context suggests sensory discomfort or overload.

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The spa provides a sensory retreat with its tranquil ambiance.
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Vivid Description

When 'sensory' describes something, it helps to visualize or feel the experience more intensely.

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Her poetry creates a rich sensory landscape with vivid imagery.
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