What does sens in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word sens in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use sens in French.

The word sens in French means direction, way, sense, meaning, direction, way, sense, feeling, meaning, way, senses, smell, smell, smell of, feel, feel, stink of, reek of, smell, smell, feel, feel up to , feel equal to, feel, sense, appreciate, have a/an + [adjective] feeling about, two-way, with two meanings, that has two meanings, in my opinion, in my view, one-way, nonreciprocal, non-reciprocal, one-sided, agree wholeheartedly with, head in the right direction, agree with, figuratively, in a figurative sense, figuratively speaking, in every sense, in that, insofar as, inasmuch as, literally, both literally and figuratively, strictly speaking, have common sense, have a head for, have a sense of humour, have a good sense of direction, be a party animal, have a way with words, be quick-witted, have a head for business, have a sense of responsibility, have good taste, have a good sense of style, have a head for business, have good interpersonal skills, have good people skills, have a sense of sharing, have rhythm, have a sense of rhythm, be customer-orientated, be customer-oriented, make sense, have a strong sense of, have a talent for, common sense, rub up the right way, that makes no sense, it's obvious, rub up the right way, butter up to, roundabout, run around like a headless chicken, run around like a headless chicken, in the opposite direction, the right way, the right way round, the wrong way, the wrong way round, in the same direction, in height, from top to bottom, vertically, across the width, in length, lengthwise, forward-facing, clockwise, anticlockwise, anti-clockwise, in that, two-way, in both senses of the word, in every direction, in all directions, in every sense of the word, in every meaning of the word, in all senses of the word, in every sense of the word, in every meaning of the word, in all senses of the word, in a way, give meaning to, give meaning to your life, make the full meaning of clear, double meaning, accordingly, in the sense that, in a way that defies all logic, the other way, one-way, in a sense, in a way, appeal to common sense, show some common sense, mistranslation, bear the stamp of common sense, stream in from every direction, full of meaning, meaningful word, have no sense of reality, have no sense of morality, have no moral sense, make no sense, not make any sense, not have an ounce of common sense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, be all over the place, be all over the place, sensual pleasures, pleasure for the senses, be fully realised, search for meaning, be common sense, regain consciousness, examine all aspects of a problem, look at all aspects of a problem, two-way street, one-way street, an acute sense of, hidden meaning, common sense, direction of traffic flow, traffic flow direction, sense of humour, be observant. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word sens

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