sentient
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsɛnʃənt/ · UK /ˈsenʃənt/
sentient means: Able to notice and understand what is happening around you.
adjective
AWAREC1
Able to notice and understand what is happening around you.
- The story features a sentient robot.
- Are these creatures sentient?
- She imagined a world full of sentient machines.
ABLE TO FEELC1
Able to feel things such as pain or pleasure.
- Dogs are sentient animals.
- The law protects sentient creatures from unnecessary suffering.
- Can a machine ever become sentient and feel pain?
noun
FEELING BEINGC2
A living being that can feel things, including pain.
- Every sentient on the planet could feel pain.
- The aliens treated all sentients with respect.
- No sentient should suffer for their experiment.
Questions about sentient
What does sentient mean?
Able to notice and understand what is happening around you.
What is sentient in other languages?
Türkçe: bilinçli · Español: consciente · Français: conscient · Deutsch: bewusst · Italiano: cosciente · 日本語: 意識のある
How do you pronounce sentient?
In American English /ˈsɛnʃənt/; in British English /ˈsenʃənt/.
How do you use sentient in a sentence?
The story features a sentient robot. Are these creatures sentient?
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