sentient (senshient)

and n. [ F.sentant = Sp. senciente = Pg. sensiente = It. sentiente, The series of facts by which So crates manifested himself to mankind, and the series of mental states which constituted his sentient existence, went on simultaneously with the series of facts known by the name of the PeloponneJ. S. Mill , Logic, I. v. § 6. sian war. IMG:content-0619.png:[blocks in formation] sentiently (sen's hi-ent-li), adv. In a sentient or perceptive manner.