Synonyms for Sensed
sensed

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1. sensed, perceivedadjective

   detected by instinct or inference rather than by recognized perceptual cues

   "the felt presence of an intruder"; "a sensed presence in the room raised goosebumps on her arms"; "a perceived threat"

   Synonyms:
   perceived, sensed

   Antonyms:
   undetected

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1. List of paraphrases for "sensed":

   felt, smelled

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1. Patricia Heaton:

   I think it’s something about your children leaving the house and the things that used to anchor you are no longer there, you’re a little bit at sea, and so you reach for the bottle to dull the uncertainty. I sensed that a bit with myself. … I’ve stopped [drinking], and my life has improved significantly. My kids are in their mid-20s and I’ll probably be in my 70s by the time I have grandchildren. I want to be healthy for them.

2. Don McGahn:

   I shouldnt say this but I will, susan Collins wanted to give a floor speech about how Susan Collins really liked Kavanaugh and that week boom [ theFord allegations came out ]. When they sensed we had the votes, boom. On the FBI report regarding the Republicansas Ford and Deborah Ramirez allegations, McGahnlet audience members draw their own conclusions.

3. Michel Trudeau:

   I do not feel that I acted inappropriately in any way but I respect the fact that someone else might have experienced that differently, if I apologized later then it would be because I sensed that she was not entirely comfortable with the interaction we had.

4. David Cline:

   We just kind of sensed that morale was down as a community, just because everyone had been locked in for everything for a long time, and so we were like, man, what would be a safe, fun way to get people outside? And we just kind of thought, what about a treasure hunt?

5. Rodney Keenan:

   The Kim study uses automated remotely sensed imagery only, this gives a picture of one aspect of forest change, while ground estimates and management information give other perspectives.