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sentient

/ˈsen.ti.ənt/

Traduction: Capable de percevoir ou de ressentir les choses ; conscient et ayant conscience de son environnement.

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adjective

/ˈsen.ti.ənt/C1formal
  • frCapable de percevoir ou de ressentir les choses ; conscient et ayant conscience de son environnement.

Able to perceive or feel things; conscious and aware of one's surroundings.

  1. Aware and feelingC1formal

    Having the capacity to experience sensations, feelings, and a basic level of consciousness.

    frdoué de conscience

    • The debate focused on whether animals are sentient beings.
    • A sentient creature can feel pain and pleasure.
    • The novel explores the idea of a sentient planet.

    Synonymesawareconsciousfeelingresponsivesensitive

    Antonymesinanimateinsentientunconscious

  2. Consciously perceivingC1formal

    Actively aware of one's surroundings and able to perceive stimuli.

    frConscient (percevant)

    • A sentient observer would notice the subtle changes in the environment.
    • The character becomes fully sentient after the transformation.
    • Sentient machines are a common theme in science fiction.

    Synonymesalertawakeawareconsciousfeelingperceptiveresponsivesensitive

    Antonymesinanimateinsensibleinsentientnonconsciousunconscious

Formes
  • more sentient comparative form
  • most sentient superlative form
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