Sense and Training

Sense

Sense noun - An indefinite physical response to a stimulus.

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

Training noun - Something done over and over in order to develop skill.

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Sense and training are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sense" instead a noun "Training".

Nearby Words: train, trained, trainee, trainer

good	good sense	good training
physical	physical sense	physical training
best	best sense	best training
better	better sense	better training
Other adjectives: similar, legal, proper, poor, actual, extreme, little, strict, excellent, spiritual, practical, new, less, basic, literal, classical, tactical.

Templars go through extensive training in order to be allowed to sense Demons and magical activity.

Source: Spider-Sense
Luffy (the Performer) does next to no training for his techniques, and has an impressive fighting sense gained from training with his grandfather and brothers at an early age.

Source: Technician vs. Performer
More generally, this skill is referred to as "the inner eye" and is explained as a sixth fighting sense one gets after years and years of training.

Source: Kung-Fu Clairvoyance

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