Similar words: sensor, sensory, censorious, sensory neuron, emporium, auditorium, natatorium, moratorium. Meaning: [sen'sɔːrɪəm] 
n. the areas of the brain that process and register incoming sensory information and make possible the conscious awareness of the world.
n. the areas of the brain that process and register incoming sensory information and make possible the conscious awareness of the world. 
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1, Sensorium: A class of Transmutations.
2, The sensorium and motorium of these cognitive systems will be the infrastructure of the world.
3, A sudden change in sensorium is the most common symptom and ranges from disorientation to coma.
4, Sensorium: A class of Transmutations. Superhuman powers of sensation, from the perception of auras to clairvoyant observations of distant places and people.
5, Enzo would be stuck at Tyler's until the place was driven out of business by some still more gargantuan sensorium that sold everything from new spouses to plastic surgery.
6, Who does not see that by keeping to this the sensorium can only be the guide of what ensures, in effect, at the simplest level, that when the frog's leg is stimulated, it is pulled back.
7, It is a rare skill for a doctor to be able to communicate this rich sensorium in writing.
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