Sensibility [noun]
Definition of Sensibility:
responsiveness; ability to feel
Synonyms of Sensibility:
● Emotion
● Sentiment
● Taste
● Sensitivity
● Insight
● Sense
● Feeling
● Affection
● Heart
● Intuition
● Susceptibility
● Keenness
● Sensitiveness
● Sensation
● Discernment
● Appreciation
● Rationale
● Perceptiveness
● Judgment
● Awareness
● Gut reaction
● Vibes
Opposite/Antonyms of Sensibility:
● Lethargy
● Insensibility
● Indifference
● Apathy
● Ignorance
● Numbness
● Hatred
● Hate
● Dislike
Sentence/Example of Sensibility:
The value of candour in individuals should be measured by their sensibility to shame.
Nature has been too kind to you for your happiness, your delicacy, your sensibility.
If a man is amiable, and if I have taste and sensibility, I must see and feel it.
The charm of sensibility he had told me was to him irresistible.
Alas it must be so—even were I to fly to him, my sensibility could not support the scene.
Now we know by sensibility, by understanding, and by reason.
All the Middle-aged Ladies, wiping away the tear of sensibility.
Neither of them had natural tact, and Godwin's sensibility was morbid.
I really did not—I wish I had seen such a pleasing proof of your sensibility.
If she possessed any sensibility she must have felt some pain at thus.