sesno
- noun
- Her sesno on stage made the performance unforgettable for the audience.
Examples
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He tackled every challenge at work with a contagious sesno that inspired his colleagues.
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The teacher spoke with great sesno during the lesson.
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The speaker addressed the crowd with remarkable sesno, captivating everyone in the room.
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Her sesno made everyone smile.
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The speaker addressed the crowd with remarkable sesno, captivating everyone in the room.
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Her sesno on stage made the performance unforgettable for the audience.
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He tackled every challenge at work with a contagious sesno that inspired his colleagues.
Synonyms
A habit of talking a lot in a friendly, lively way
A warm, open way of showing strong feelings
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sesno can be remembered by seeing ses- as 'sense' or 'zest' and -no as a quick, lively beat, which gives the idea of energy in how someone speaks or acts. So sesno means an enthusiastic, lively manner of speaking or acting.