Sensory is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SENSORY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• pertaining to the senses or sensation
• relating to sensation or the physical senses; transmitted or perceived by the senses
• of the senses or sensation
• Of or pertaining to the sensorium or sensation; as, sensory impulses; -- especially applied to those nerves and nerve fibers which convey to a nerve center impulses resulting in sensation; also sometimes loosely employed in the sense of afferent, to indicate nerve fibers which convey impressions of any kind to a nerve center.
• of a nerve fiber or impulse originating outside and passing toward the central nervous system
• involving or derived from the senses
• relating to or concerned in sensation

Words related to SENSORY

sensorial9 sensorily12

Words that contain SENSORY

extrasensory22 intersensory15 multisensory17 neurosensory15 supersensory17 somatosensory18

How to use SENSORY in a sentence

• We approach our readers or hearers on the sensory or emotional side of their natures.
• A sensory impulse travels to the brain or to some other center and a motor impulse goes from there to a certain muscle in my arm which moves my hand and drives away the fly.
• The sensory and the nervous areas are fully matured.
• To suppose that anything beyond these sensory units was ever really experienced was futile fiction.
• For an unimaginative man I thought he seemed unusually receptive that night, unusually open to suggestion of things other than sensory.
• Behind these sensory cells are developed, forming the earliest indication of a retina presenting a single layer.
• Attributing the illusion to a reconstruction of the sensory data upon an erroneous interpretation of the objective relations of the temporary plane of the landscape, Dr.
• The idea, or, as we may call it, in view of the attitude of the subject, the internal sensory impression, thus seems to bear a double aspect.
• It is, in the cases noted, at once sensory and motor, or at any rate involves motor elements.
• The sensory process thus stands in intimate dependence on the motor.
• This process is manifested equally in the facts of sensory apprehension and those of motor reproduction of rhythm forms.
• How close then can we actually get to this supposed world outside ourselves? Just as near but no nearer than the brain terminals of the sensory nerves.
• The sense-impression that you call touch was just as much as sight felt only at the brain end of a sensory nerve.
• Thus, all our sensory experiences are experiences that fall into a certain system or order.
• It may be recognized that the sensory setting is incomplete, though it may not, at first, seem so.
• If we confine our attention to the bit of experience itself, we have no means of determining whether it is sensory or imaginary.
• An acrid-soft odor as of primordial slime subtly intruded upon the sensory nerves of the visitor.
• They will know that in the real world of sensory experience, will is free, just as new sprung grass is green, wood hard, ice cold, and toothache painful.
• While the other children cultivate more the centro-motor portion, the sensory, the intellectual, is neglected.
• There are sensory centres, or those for the eye and the ear, and motor centres, or those sending the commands to the muscles involved.
• There is the principle of differentiation and the principle of rest, both highly important in all sensory and other psychic or mental processes.
• Near the termination of a fatal case there is a paralysis of the sensory columns of the cord, so that general sensibility is lowered.
• Beneath the sensory spell of the music, his memory wandered about through the whole of his life.
• There was quick connection in Marylin between what was emotional and what was merely sensory.
• The third way was a vicious activity in a sensory centre.
• The dozen chairs suggested an acute bodily discomfort such as would only be tolerated by a sitter all of whose sensory faculties were centred in his palate.
• In such cases the sensory nerve-cells excite the motor cells, without first communicating with those cells on which our consciousness and volition depend.
• It demonstrates the need of a rich sensory life for every child.
• It stands for and represents certain sensory experiences, the quality of which does not appear in the image.
• Any caretaker of a child needed to spin from time to time too and Gabriele needed to do this to fight off sensory deprivation.
• Pain is very commonly present, and is due to the pressure which the growing tumor exerts upon the sensory nerves.

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