sensibility 音标拼音: [s
, ɛnsɪb'ɪlɪti]
n . 感性,感觉,情感
感性,感觉,情感
sensibility 灵敏度; 灵敏性
sensibility 感测度 感知度
sensibility n 1 :
mental responsiveness and awareness [
synonym : {
sensibility },
{
esthesia }, {
aesthesia }] [
ant : {
insensibility }]
2 :
refined sensitivity to pleasurable or painful impressions ;
"
cruelty offended his sensibility "
3 : (
physiology )
responsiveness to external stimuli ;
the faculty of sensation ; "
sensitivity to pain " [
synonym : {
sensitivity },
{
sensitiveness }, {
sensibility }]
Sensibility \
Sen `
si *
bil "
i *
ty \,
n .;
pl . {
Sensibilities }. [
Cf .
F .
sensibilit ['
e ],
LL .
sensibilitas .]
1 . (
Physiol .)
The quality or state of being sensible ,
or capable of sensation ;
capacity to feel or perceive .
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2 .
The capacity of emotion or feeling ,
as distinguished from the intellect and the will ;
peculiar susceptibility of impression ,
pleasurable or painful ;
delicacy of feeling ;
quick emotion or sympathy ;
as ,
sensibility to pleasure or pain ;
sensibility to shame or praise ;
exquisite sensibility ; --
often used in the plural . "
Sensibilities so fine !" --
Cowper .
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The true lawgiver ought to have a heart full of sensibility . --
Burke .
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His sensibilities seem rather to have been those of patriotism than of wounded pride . --
Marshall .
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3 .
Experience of sensation ;
actual feeling .
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This adds greatly to my sensibility . --
Burke .
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4 .
That quality of an instrument which makes it indicate very slight changes of condition ;
delicacy ;
as ,
the sensibility of a balance ,
or of a thermometer .
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Syn :
Taste ;
susceptibility ;
feeling .
See {
Taste }.
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1913 Webster ]
129 Moby Thesaurus words for "
sensibility ":
acuity ,
acumen ,
acuteness ,
adaptability ,
affectibility ,
affection ,
affectivity ,
agreeability ,
amenability ,
apperception ,
appreciation ,
appreciation of differences ,
appreciativeness ,
artistic judgment ,
astuteness ,
awareness ,
bendability ,
cogency ,
cognition ,
cognizance ,
connoisseurship ,
consciousness ,
critical niceness ,
criticalness ,
delicacy ,
discernment ,
discriminating taste ,
discriminatingness ,
discrimination ,
discriminativeness ,
ductibility ,
ductility ,
elasticity ,
emotion ,
emotions ,
extendibility ,
extensibility ,
facility ,
farseeingness ,
farsightedness ,
fastidiousness ,
feel ,
feeling ,
feelings ,
fictility ,
fine palate ,
finesse ,
flexibility ,
flexility ,
flexuousness ,
foresight ,
foresightedness ,
formativeness ,
give ,
heart ,
impressibility ,
impressionability ,
incisiveness ,
insight ,
judiciousness ,
keenness ,
limberness ,
limen ,
litheness ,
longheadedness ,
longsightedness ,
making distinctions ,
malleability ,
mindfulness ,
moldability ,
niceness of distinction ,
nicety ,
noesis ,
note ,
notice ,
openness to sensation ,
palate ,
penetration ,
perceptibility ,
perception ,
perceptiveness ,
percipience ,
perspicaciousness ,
perspicacity ,
perspicuity ,
perspicuousness ,
physical sensibility ,
plasticity ,
pliability ,
pliancy ,
providence ,
readiness of feeling ,
realization ,
receptiveness ,
receptivity ,
recognition ,
refined discrimination ,
refined palate ,
refinement ,
responsiveness ,
sagaciousness ,
sagacity ,
selectiveness ,
sensation level ,
sense ,
sensibilities ,
sensibleness ,
sensitiveness ,
sensitivity ,
sentience ,
sentiency ,
sentiments ,
sequacity ,
springiness ,
submissiveness ,
subtlety ,
suppleness ,
susceptibility ,
susceptivity ,
tact ,
tactfulness ,
taste ,
tensileness ,
tensility ,
threshold of sensation ,
tractability ,
tractility ,
trenchancy ,
willowiness
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