well-developed sense

collocation in English

meaningsofwell developedandsense

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well-developed
adjective
uk
/ˌwel dɪˈvel.əpt/us
/ˌwel dɪˈvel.əpt/
having grown or increased in a ...
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sense
noun
uk
/sens/us
/sens/
an ability to understand, recognize, value, or react to something, especially any of the five physical abilities to see, hear, smell, taste, ...
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(Definition ofwell-developedandsensefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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That should be of assurance to new countries coming in, which have awell-developedsenseof statehood.
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I am glad that he has awell-developedsenseof humour.
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Suids have awell-developedsenseof hearing, and are vocal animals, communicating with a series of grunts, squeals, and similar sounds.
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Thestrals have fangs and possess awell-developedsenseof smell, which will lead them to carrion and fresh blood.
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Using theirwell-developedsenseof smell, they seek out arboreal ant nests, then tear them open with their strong, curved claws.
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Given the kakapo'swell-developedsenseof smell, this scent may be a social chemosignal.
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The kakapo has awell-developedsenseof smell, which complements its nocturnal lifestyle.
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A brain cast indicates awell-developedsenseof smell.
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They can not see colors, but have awell-developedsenseof smell.
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They havewell-developedsenseorgans and relatively large brains.
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The school has gained a reputation for academic excellence and awell-developedsenseof social responsibility.
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It has awell-developedsenseof smell, but, as a nocturnal animal, it has poor eyesight.
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Traditionally, the focus puller used only his marks and his ownwell-developedsenseof distance estimation to achieve good results.
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Some offenders lack awell-developedsenseof right and wrong.
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To prevent this result, people must have awell-developedsenseof separation between acquiescence to the collective will, and respect for the discretion of the individual.
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Timpanists are required to have awell-developedsenseof relative pitch, and must develop techniques to tune undetectably and accurately in the middle of a performance.
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These bats also have well-developed senses of smell and hearing: the cochlea is highly sensitive to low-frequency acoustics, and the nasal passages are relatively large.
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They have well-developed senses of hearing, smell, and touch.
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