Sensation – 1. a physical feeling or perception in your body resulting from something that happens or is done to it 2. a widespread reaction of interest and excitement
(Pronounced sen-say-shun)
To remember the definition of the word sensation, use the following mnemonic:
The sense of occasion (sensation) caused a physical feeling of excitement.
Examples of sensation in a sentence (a physical feeling or perception in your body)
The sensation of a cold breeze woke her from her nap.
He could feel a crawling sensation along his back, but he couldn't find the culprit.
He wasn't sure if the sensation he felt was love or a stomach bug.
Examples of sensation in a sentence (a widespread reaction of interest or excitement)
The popstar was an overnight sensation and all his gigs were soon sold out.
This movie was meant to be a sensation, but it was so tedious to watch.
His daring new book caused a sensation.



