Digest and Sense

Digest

Digest verb - To arrange or assign according to type.

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Sense and digest are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sense" instead the word "Digest" as a verb or a noun.

Sense verb - To have a clear idea of.

Usage example: I did not sense the full meaning of his cryptic warning until much later

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Digest and sense are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Digest" instead the word "Sense" as a verb or a noun.

little	little digest	little sense
modern	modern digest	modern sense

Even objects that wouldn't make sense to be capable of eating things, let alone large enough to digest an entire human, such as snails, chairs, and rocks.

Source: Video Game / Scribblenauts
Also, dragons are stated to be able to eat and digest just about anything, including dirt and rocks, which makes sense, given how large they are.

Source: Extreme Omnivore / Tabletop Games
Well, he threw a Readers Digest at my head and I did run Protest Song: "My Back Pages" has Dylan disowning his status as a protest singer, so in a sense it's a protest song of its own.

Source: Music / Another Side of Bob Dylan

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