Mental capacity and Sense

Mental capacity

Mental capacity noun - Mental ability.
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Sense and mental capacity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sense" instead a noun phrase "Mental capacity".

Sense

Sense noun - An indefinite physical response to a stimulus.

Mental capacity and sense are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mental capacity" instead a noun "Sense".

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  • Technically Living Zombie In The Maze Runner Trilogy, while Cranks are not ‘zombies’ in the sense of ‘monsters that have died and risen again’, the Flare has eaten away so much of their mental capacity that they have been reduced to animalistic creatures with a taste for human flesh - basically, zombies.
  • Literature / The Maze Runner aka: The Scorch Trials Technically Living Zombie: While Cranks are not ‘zombies’ in the sense of ‘monsters that have died and risen again’, the Flare has eaten away so much of their mental capacity that they have been reduced to animalistic creatures with a taste for human flesh - basically, zombies.
  • The Caligula Kharla'ggen Vel'Vlozress is monstrously powerful and extremely insane, and has a hobby of turning living people into living dolls and altogether has the mental capacity of a young child and no real sense of morality.
    Source: The Caligula
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