sensory nerve
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 38
IMG:content-1212.png:[blocks in formation] meaning bodily sensibility, over the faculties of the soul; pertaining to or affecting the senses or bodily organs of perception. "Hath not the Son Jesus convinced thy sensual heart by sensual arguments?"-Rogers: Naaman, the Syrian, p. 493. 2. Pertaining to or concerning the body, in distinction to the soul; carnal, fleshly; not spiritual, not intellectual. "The greatest part of men are such as prefer their own private good before all things, even that good which is sensual before whatsoever is most divine." -Hooker. 3. Pertaining to or consisting in the gratification of sense, or the indulgence of the appetites or pa ions; luxurious, lewd, voluptuous. 4. Devoted to sensuality or the indulgence of the appetites or pa ions: voluptuous. 5. Pertaining, relating, or peculiar to sensualism, as a philosophic doctrine. IMG:content-1213.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1214.png:[blocks in formation] "Reaction against the sensualistic school."- Veberweg : Hist . Philos . (Eng. ed.), ii. 339.
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