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# to experience a [[sensurround]] work in it’s entirety rather than it’s component audio, visual, olfactory, gustatory, kinaesthetic (inc touch, balance, thermal and proprioceptive) and psychoceptual parts.
# to experience a [[sensurround]] work in it’s entirety rather than it’s component audio, visual, olfactory, gustatory, kinaesthetic (inc touch, balance, thermal and proprioceptive) and psychoceptual parts.
#:''"I'm going to stay home and sensure a couple of sumes"''
#:''"I'm going to stay home tonight and sensure a couple of sumes"''


===Derived terms===
===Derived terms===
* Sumer; someone who habitually sumes or is currently involved in the act of suming
* Sensurer; someone who habitually sensures or is currently involved in the act of sensuring
* Prosumer; someone who is both a producer and consumer of sumes<ref>but as almost every SlabCitizen is a prosumer of some kind, this term has fallen into disuse</ref>


===Related terms===
===Related terms===
* Sensurreality; a measure of authenticity of a sensured sume
* 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
* Summersion; the act of total immersion in a sensurround


===Footnotes & references===
===Footnotes & references===
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Revision as of 15:04, 3 August 2010

Ænglish

Verb

to sensure

  1. to experience a sensurround work in it’s entirety rather than it’s component audio, visual, olfactory, gustatory, kinaesthetic (inc touch, balance, thermal and proprioceptive) and psychoceptual parts.
    "I'm going to stay home tonight and sensure a couple of sumes"

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
  • Summersion; the act of total immersion in a sensurround

Footnotes & references

  1. this term is falling out of common usage as most modern sensurrounds are indistinguishable from reality