CEFR B2

sensing

noun/gerund

Meaning

The act of perceiving, detecting, or becoming aware of something through physical senses or intuition.

Examples

The robot is capable of sensing changes in temperature and adjusting its output accordingly.
His sensing of the danger allowed him to react quickly before the accident occurred.

Synonyms: feeling, detecting, perceiving, discerning

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sensing (B2)

noun/gerund

Pronunciation: /ˈsɛnsɪŋ/

Definition

The act of perceiving, detecting, or becoming aware of something through physical senses or intuition.

Examples

The robot is capable of sensing changes in temperature and adjusting its output accordingly.
His sensing of the danger allowed him to react quickly before the accident occurred.

How to Use sensing

sensing of (prepositional phrase): The act of detecting a specific object or phenomenon. — "The sensing of movement triggered the security alarm."
remote sensing (collocation): Gathering data about an object from a distance, usually via satellite. — "Remote sensing is essential for monitoring climate change."

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