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81sen´a|to´ri|al|ly — sen|a|to|ri|al «SEHN uh TR ee uhl, TOHR », adjective. 1. of or befitting a senator or senators: »a senatorial election. 2. consisting of senators: »a senatorial subcommittee. 3. entitled to elect a senator: »a senatorial district.… …
82sen|a|to|ri|al — «SEHN uh TR ee uhl, TOHR », adjective. 1. of or befitting a senator or senators: »a senatorial election. 2. consisting of senators: »a senatorial subcommittee. 3. entitled to elect a senator: »a senatorial district. –sen´a|to´ri|al|ly, adverb …
83sen|ghi — sen|gi or sen|ghi «SEHNG gee», noun, plural gi or ghi. a unit of money in the Zaire Republic (the former Democratic Republic of the Congo) worth 1/100 of a likuta …
84sen|gi — or sen|ghi «SEHNG gee», noun, plural gi or ghi. a unit of money in the Zaire Republic (the former Democratic Republic of the Congo) worth 1/100 of a likuta …
85sen|net — sen|net1 «SEHN iht», noun. a particular set of notes played on a trumpet or cornet as a signal for an important entrance or exit. The word occurs chiefly in the stage directions of Elizabethan plays. ╂[variant of signet] sen|net2 «SEHN iht», noun …
86sen|sate — sen|sate1 «SEHN sayt», adjective. Obsolete. 1. endowed with sense or sensation. 2. perceived by the senses. ╂[< Late Latin sensātus < sēnsus, ūs; see etym. under sense (Cf. ↑sense)] sen|sate2 «SEHN sayt», transitive verb, sat|ed …
87sen|sa´tion|al|ly — sen|sa|tion|al «sehn SAY shuh nuhl, SAYSH nuhl», adjective. 1. arousing strong or excited feeling: »The outfielder s sensational catch made the crowd cheer wildly. There were sensational developments in the murder case. SYNONYM(S): exciting,… …
88sen|sa|tion|al — «sehn SAY shuh nuhl, SAYSH nuhl», adjective. 1. arousing strong or excited feeling: »The outfielder s sensational catch made the crowd cheer wildly. There were sensational developments in the murder case. SYNONYM(S): exciting, thrilling, dramatic …
89sen´si|bi|liz´er — sen|si|bi|lize «SEHN suh buh lyz», transitive verb, lized, liz|ing. to make sensitiv sensitize. –sen´si|bi|liz´er, noun …
90sen|si|bi|lize — «SEHN suh buh lyz», transitive verb, lized, liz|ing. to make sensitiv sensitize. –sen´si|bi|liz´er, noun …
