sensate adjective. ['sɛnseɪt, -sǝt] LME.
[Late Latin sensatus having senses, formed as SENSATE verb: see -ATE².]
1. Having senses, capable of sensation. Long rare or obsolete. LME.

2. Of the nature of or involving sensation. L17-E19.

3. Perceived by the senses. M19.

4. Sociology. Designating a culture which emphasizes or values material needs and desires over spiritual ideals; materialistic. Cf. IDEATIONAL 2. M20.

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sensate verb. [sɛn'seɪt] M17.
[from Latin sensus SENSE noun + -ATE³, after SENSATION.]
1. verb trans. Perceive by sense; have a sensation of. M17.

2. verb intrans. Have sensation. Only in L17.

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