Antonyms:
| bring, | convey, | give, | hold, | receive, |
| carry, | get, | hand, | keep, | retain. |
Prepositions:
To send from the hand to or toward (rarely at) a mark; send[328] to a friend by a messenger or by mail; send a person into banishment; send a shell among the enemy.
SENSATION.
Synonyms:
| emotion, | feeling, | perception, | sense. |
Sensation is the mind's consciousness due to a bodily affection, as of heat or cold; perception is the cognition of some external object which is the cause or occasion of the sensation; the sensation of heat may be connected with the perception of a fire. While sensations are connected with the body, emotions, as joy, grief, etc., are wholly of the mind. "As the most of them [the sensations] are positively agreeable or the opposite, they are nearly akin to those emotions, as hope or terror, or those passions, as anger and envy, which are acknowledged by all to belong exclusively to the spirit, and to involve no relation whatever to matter or the bodily organism. Such feelings are not infrequently styled sensations, though improperly." Porter Human Intellect § 112, p. 128. [S. '90.] Feeling is a general term popularly denoting what is felt, whether through the body or by the mind alone, and includes both sensation and emotion. A sense is an organ or faculty of sensation or of perception.