Sensation

Noun

 * 1) A physical feeling or perception from something that comes into contact with the body; something sensed.
 * 2) A widespread reaction of interest or excitement.

Adjectives for Sensation
enlightening; disagreeable; wonderful; delicious; sinking; buoyant; literary; tingling; satisfying; pleasing; overpowering; formless; void; spry; variable; sparkling; luxurious; burning; queer; beneficent; strong; tremendous; strange; overnight; immense; peculiar; perverted; unique; smashing; prodigious; profound; tactual; creeping; enormous; bright; funny; crazed; broken; refined; horrible; aristocratic; restful; exuberant; stinging; abrupt; curtain; passive; reigning; advertising; inner; tactile; absorbing; outstanding; atrocious; heavy; nervous; wretched; darting; pricking; extraordinary.

Verbs for Sensation
convey—; create—; excite—; derive—; experience—; fan—; illustrate—; impart—; interpret—; inspire—; lower—; jade with—; overshadow—; parade—; perceive—; produce—; retain—; revive—; stir—; transmit—; —agitates; —animates; —arouses; —enraptures; —fascinates; — flushes; —flusters;  —galvanizes;  —impresses; —infects; —inflames; —infuriates; —intoxicates; —penetrates; —perishes; — perturbs; —petrifies; —pierces; —piques; — overwhelms; —ravishes;  —renders;  — ruffles; —rushes; —staggers; —startles; — strikes; —warms; —entrances; rekindle—;report—; reproduce—.

Thesaurus
affect, affection, amazement, astonishing thing, astonishment, awareness, bang, bean, best seller, big hit, bomb, bombshell, boot, brain, brilliant success, charge, commotion, consciousness, curiosity, emotion, emotional charge, emotional shade, encephalon, exception, excitement, experience, fad, feeling, feeling tone, flush, foreboding, funny feeling, gas, gasser, gazingstock, gray matter, great success, gut reaction, head, heartthrob, hit, hunch, impression, jollies, kick, killing, lift, marvel, marvelment, meteoric success, miracle, momentary success, noddle, noggin, nonesuch, noodle, organ of thought, passion, pate, perception, phenomenon, portent, prescience, presentiment, prodigy, profound sense, quite a thing, quiver, rarity, reaction, resounding triumph, response, riot, roaring success, rush, rush of emotion, sconce, seat of thought, sense, sensibility, sensitiveness, sensitivity, sensorium, sensory, sentiment, shiver, shudder, sight, smash, smash hit, sneaking suspicion, something else, spectacle, stir, stunner, success, surge of emotion, susceptibility, suspicion, thrill, tingle, tingling, titillation, tremor, tremor of excitement, triumph, undercurrent, wonder, wonderful thing, wonderment, wow

Etymology
From <  sensation: <  sensus:.

Related terms

 * sensational
 * sense
 * sensible
 * sensitive
 * sensory
 * sensual

Anagrams

 * Estonians

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 感覺, 感觉, 知覺, 知觉
 * Finnish: ,
 * French:
 * German: Gefühl
 * Italian:, senso, sensazione, impressione


 * Japanese: 感覚
 * Polish: czucie
 * Russian: ,
 * Scottish Gaelic: faireachdainn
 * Spanish:


 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 轟動, 轰动
 * Czech:
 * Finnish: ,
 * French: sensation
 * German:


 * Italian: sensazione, colpo, impressione, effetto sensazionale
 * Japanese: 感動, センセーション
 * Manx: ard-haghyrt
 * Polish: sensacja
 * Russian:
 * Telugu: సంచలనం (samchalanam)

Noun

 * 1) sensation

Etymology
From mediaeval Latin sensationem, from sensus.