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sense

sense · verb

  1. Percevoir quelque chose sans en avoir été informé ni disposer de preuves claires.

    I sensed that she was uncomfortable discussing the issue in public.
    The manager sensed growing frustration among staff and arranged a meeting.
    Children can often sense when adults around them are worried.
    She is sensing a change in the way customers respond to the product.
  • sense base form
  • senses third-person singular present
  • sensed past tense; past participle
  • sensing present participle
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