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sense
A feeling of something without being able to explain it exactly.
sensory
Physical senses of touch, smell, taste, hearing, and sight.
came to your senses
To begin to use good judgement.
make sense
Logical, sensible, or reasonable.
senseless
Meaningless, pointless, purposeless, stupid.
intellectuals
An individual who engages in critical thinking, analysis, and intellectual pursuits.
intellectually
Engaging and challenging the mind, prompting thought and discussion.
scholar
A person who has profound knowledge in a specific field.
scholarly
Showing deep knowledge of a subject.
imbecile
Highly offensive and outdated term for someone believed to lack intelligence.
recollection
A memory of something.
recollective
The capacity to recall past experiences or information.
recall
To bring the memory of a past event into your mind.
reminisce
To talk about pleasurable memories.
amnesia
A medical condition that makes you unable to remember things.
collective
Formed by a group of individuals acting together as a unit.
collectiveness
The state of individuals working together as a unified group.
joint
Undertaken by more people together.
separately
Apart from something else.
supernatural
Cannot be explained by science.
supernaturally
In a way that seems to be caused by forces that cannot be explained by science.
metaphysical
Relating to philosophy or the nature of existence, reality, and the universe.
transcendental
Going beyond ordinary limits or experiences.
scientific
Based on science.
spontaneously
When something happens without planning it first.
spontaneity
A way of behaving in which you do what feels natural and good whenever you want to.
impulse
Doing something without planning it first.
deliberately
On purpose, consciously and intentionally.
methodically
In a very ordered, careful way.
dual
Combining two things.
duality
The state of having two different aspects or qualities.
twofold
Double.
singular
Exceptional; undivided; extraordinary, unique.
solely
Only, exclusively; completely, wholly.
parallel
Similar or analogous in nature, proceeding alongside each other.
aligned
Positioned in a way that corresponds or agrees with something else.
corresponding
Related in a similar or equivalent way.
divergent
Having different opinions or approaches.
perpendicular
At an angle of 90 degrees to a given line, plane or surface; at right angles.
flipping
Switching from one place to another; changing rapidly or repeatedly, often between contrasting states.
flippant
Not showing a serious or respectful attitude.
flip a coin
To toss a coin to decide between two options (heads or tails).
flip the script
To completely change the expected way of doing something.
flipping someone off
Making an offensive gesture with the middle finger to express anger or contempt.
distinguishing
Serving to mark as different.
distinguished
Recognised for excellence or prominence.
indistinguishable
Impossible to see the difference.
differentiate
To recognise the difference between two things.
blurred
Making less clear; to cause to run together or become obscure or confused.
eerie
Strange and frightening.
eerily
In a strange, spooky way.
spooky
Scary or creepy in a mysterious way.
comforting
Giving a sense of comfort or solace.
familiar
Well known.