Core and Sense

Core

Core noun - The seat of one's deepest thoughts and emotions.

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Sense and core are semantically related In some cases you can use "Sense" instead a noun "Core".

Nearby Words: cored, coring

Sense noun - The idea that is conveyed or intended to be conveyed to the mind by language, symbol, or action.

Usage example: got the general sense of the poem

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Core and sense are semantically related in point topic. Sometimes you can use "Core" instead a noun "Sense".

human	human core	human sense
good	good core	good sense
normal	normal core	normal sense
complete	complete core	complete sense
Other adjectives: original, true, proper, strong, actual, real, little, moral, new.

Mind you, it made sense since it's a Motion Capture Mecha and she had to tear out its core — located roughly where the human heart would be — in order to activate the Jupiter Bomb.

Source: Mood Dissonance
It's mostly hollow, save for the framework, and its spirit vine power core is the size of a house, which makes sense when you consider that something that big must need a lot of power to function.

Source: Reality Ensues / Western Animation
Thaardus seems entirely unaffected by its missing parts, which makes sense given that the creature itself consists only of the core.

Source: Didn't Need Those Anyway

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