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senti

senti

9.9
A word part meaning to feel that appears in words about feeling or senses
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translation icon : senti-
  • The artist wanted to senti the emotions of the landscape in her painting.

Examples

  • During the meditation session, I really senti a deep connection with my inner self.

  • J'ai senti une pression.

  • Je savais que c'était vrai, je l'avais senti.

  • Pour la première fois depuis longtemps, je me suis senti libre.

  • As we talked about our experiences, I could senti the warmth of her understanding.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Senti as a word part comes from the Latin sentire, which means 'to feel', and appears in familiar words like sentiment and sentient. That's why senti- in a word usually shows it has to do with feeling or perception.