supersensual
8.4
Very pleasing to the senses, like rich smells or soft music
- adjective
- /ˌsuːpərˈsɛnʃuəl/
- NSFW
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sensual
- The luxurious spa offered a supersensual experience with fragrant oils and gentle music.
Examples
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He called the plant a "sensual-supersensual" being.
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She described the artwork as supersensual, inviting viewers to indulge in its vibrant colors and textures.
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The rich chocolate dessert was a supersensual delight, awakening all her taste buds with its deep flavor.
Synonyms
35
6.0
Giving strong pleasure to the senses like touch, smell, or sight
is broader, meaning intense sensory richness beyond just sexual pleasure
pleasurable
vssupersensual
34
3.5
Causing a feeling of enjoyment or happiness
focuses on extreme sensory stimulation rather than ordinary pleasantness
sensuous
vssupersensual
16
6.1
Enjoying beauty through your senses like sight, smell, and touch
emphasizes stronger physical intensity and extreme sensory stimulation
13
6.9
Very sexually attractive and pleasing to look at
is about intense sensory richness beyond mere sexual attractiveness
Antonyms
How Sensual
Surface Forms
supersensual positive
Morphology
Etymology
Supersensual also joins super- ('above') and sensual ('sense' or 'feeling'), so you can think of it as 'more than normal feeling', which explains its use for something very pleasing or intensely sensory.