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# to experience a [[sensurround]] work in it’s entirety rather than it’s component | # to experience a [[sensurround]] work in it’s entirety rather than it’s component parts. | ||
#:''"I'm going to stay home tonight and sensure a couple of sumes"'' | #:''"I'm going to stay home tonight and sensure a couple of sumes"'' | ||
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* Sensurreality; a measure of authenticity of a sensured sume<ref>this term is falling out of common usage as most modern sensurrounds are indistinguishable from reality</ref> | * Sensurreality; a measure of authenticity of a sensured sume<ref>this term is falling out of common usage as most modern sensurrounds are indistinguishable from reality</ref> | ||
* Sensurround; an all-senses sume | * Sensurround; an all-senses sume | ||
===Footnotes & references=== | ===Footnotes & references=== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
Latest revision as of 15:58, 3 August 2010
Ænglish
Verb
to sensure
- to experience a sensurround work in it’s entirety rather than it’s component parts.
- "I'm going to stay home tonight and sensure a couple of sumes"
Adjective
sensureal
- of or pertaining to the non-realitity of a sensured experience
Derived terms
- Sensurer; someone who habitually sensures or is currently involved in the act of sensuring
Related terms
- Sensurreality; a measure of authenticity of a sensured sume[1]
- Sensurround; an all-senses sume
Footnotes & references
- ↑ this term is falling out of common usage as most modern sensurrounds are indistinguishable from reality