Sentient is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SENTIENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person or thing capable of sensation
• One who has the faculty of perception; a sentient being.
• sentient person or thing
ADJECTIVE:
• capable of sensation
• able to perceive or feel things
• capable of feeling
• Having a faculty, or faculties, of sensation and perception. Specif. (Physiol.), especially sensitive; as, the sentient extremities of nerves, which terminate in the various organs or tissues.
• endowed with feeling and unstructured consciousness
• consciously perceiving

Words related to SENTIENT

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Words that contain SENTIENT

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How to use SENTIENT in a sentence

• The Animal Kingdom consists of sentient beings, that enliven the external parts of the earth.
• Of birth, of growth, of reproduction, of death, he spoke, and his flowers became sentient creatures under my eyes.
• It is a great truth, too often buried in these days under rubbish of materialistic theories, that some way of self-manifestation is a supreme necessity of all sentient life.
• Particularly in the second book the very blades of grass and tendrils of the vines seem to be sentient.
• And the SPRITE, too, appeared to be, not a fabric and a mechanism controlled by men, but a sentient creature struggling gallantly on her own volition.
• He abused both indiscriminately, but chiefly the clock because it gave the effect of being sentient.
• The principle of morality is the promotion of the happiness of all sentient beings.
• The sun, on account of the mist, had a curious sentient, personal look, demanding the masculine pronoun for its adequate expression.
• All of this, like wavering gusts, before the storm, was informing the sentient ears of politicians who governed by grace of electoral votes.
• The sentient body, vibrant with bounding life, instinctively prepares itself for the possibility of the ride with you to Warwick.
• Some hundreds of millions of years ago some millions of millions of animals must be supposed to have been sentient.
• There are five constituent elements of sentient existence.
• He is turned into a sentient sounding-board which adds its own contribution of emotion to the music and sends it back by wireless telegraphy to the performer.
• He had delivered to Donald Pike that threatening talk the night before, when Pike came back to the land of sentient things after that awful choking.
• Often she found herself thinking of it as sentient, brooding over the opera, secretly attentive to all that was going on in connection with it.
• My heart revolts against the spectre of an Almighty Indifference to the pain of sentient beings.
• And of all sentient beings, he alone, so far as we can judge, attains to this knowledge.
• Her hands, so long nerveless, were alive and sentient now.
• All sensations, as such, are modes of consciousness, or feelings, of a sentient being, and must be of a nature different from their causes.
• Although Conscience rarely contemplates anything so distant as the welfare of all sentient beings, yet in detail it obviously points to the production of happiness.
• Then we emerged once more into historic times, and went off to the road to look for something living and sentient to throw stones at.
• Your horse, your ox, your kine, your dog, are not mere chattels, but sentient souls.
• It gives me a pain to see it, as if I saw some sentient thing in agony.
• He waved his arms toward them as if in a salutation to things sentient.
• It would approach and describe the immediate as a sentient factor in a natural situation, and show us to what extent that situation was represented in that feeling.
• But now, in the length of an evening, something invidious and far different had become sentient in his being.
• All that was Howat Penny, that was individually sentient, left him with a pounding rush.
• She might have been the Venus de Milo for all he heard or realized of sentient life in her.
• The condition of several moved him as he would have been moved by maimed sentient beings.
• Like all solitary beings, he is much too sentient, and prepares for defence even at a random touch or a chance hit.
• He was going to take the sentient thing that was Jerry and make of him an adding machine.
• Linda Rossiter was regaining consciousness for just a few more minutes of sentient life.

Similar words containing SENTI without suffix ent

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