Difference between 'Sensual','Sensuous' and 'Sensational'
Author: Raghav Sharma Member Level: Gold Points: 1 (₹ 1)
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Sensual
Sensual means 'appealing to the baser senses'.
Sensuous
Sensuous is used in a good sense and means 'pertaining to this senses'.
Sensational
Sensational means 'exciting'.
Sample Usage
Sensual
1. He is a vile sensual beast.
2. Sensual pleasures.
Sensuous
1. Keats is the most sensuous of all the English poets.
2. Her sculptures have a sensuous quality.
Sensational
1. He made a sensational discovery.
2. A sensational piece of news.
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