Root Words: -sentire, "to feel"

This ensured that any animals sensitive to heat would be unaware of its presence.

We are all sensible of it; it needs no words to communicate it.

"Some politicians seek consensus, and others prefer their 'dividing lines'.

And as folks tend to do when caught up in the fever of a crowd, you’ll probably find yourself smiling and nodding assent.

When I drew near the house, an indescribable presentiment of evil seemed to possess me,—one of those prophetic warnings, so common, but yet such a psychological mystery.

And the leader posted armed sentinels at the fringes of the group.

In the rumbling of the crowd, I hear the dissent.