How to spell SENSEOUS correctly?

If you're looking for a word similar to "senseous", it's likely that you meant to write "sensuous". This term describes something that appeals to the senses, especially touch or aesthetic pleasure. Double-check your spelling to ensure clear communication, as "senseous" is not a recognized word.

• senses My senses were overwhelmed by the delicious aroma of freshly baked cookies.
• sensors The sensors in the car detect when the driver is getting too close to another vehicle.
• sensuous

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