Progresses
Sensations and progresses are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sensations" instead a noun "Progresses".
Sensations
Progresses and sensations are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Progresses" instead a noun "Sensations".
Both words in one sentence
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When a chance encounter with alien technology starts turning him into a living being, he's very excited by the new sensations, but as the change progresses, very quickly decides it's not a good trade and gets himself switched back.
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