Similar words: dissentient, insentient, sentient, patience, impatience, sentence, life sentence, death sentence. Meaning: ['senʃəns] 
n. 1. state of elementary or undifferentiated consciousness 2. the faculty through which the external world is apprehended 3. the readiness to perceive sensations; elementary or undifferentiated consciousness.
n. 1. state of elementary or undifferentiated consciousness 2. the faculty through which the external world is apprehended 3. the readiness to perceive sensations; elementary or undifferentiated consciousness. 
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1. Some people believe in the sentience of flowers.
2. What is the anesthetic significance of fetal sentience?
3. Why the recent interest in fetal sentience?
4. When does fetal sentience become anatomically possible?
5. That art embodies sentience.
6. A robot may not harm sentience or, through inaction allow sentience to come to harm.
7. Latent sentience fusion and movement fusion can be detected with an amblyoscope before surgery and it can forecast binocular visual function.
8. This seminal world gathering will hear of startling recent findings about the depth of animal sentience.
9. Without the presence of a functional thalamic connection, Flower concludes that sentience is not possible.
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