Definition: In linguistics, "subsensuously" is a term used to describe an object or event that seems to have a strong emotional response. It is often used in conjunction with other words to indicate something that is unexpected or surprising. For example, if someone says they were "surprised" by something, it can be interpreted as indicating that the subject of the statement was not expected to have such an emotional reaction. The term "subsensuously" is closely associated with the concept
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what should be said.