Associations to the word «Sensational»
Noun
- Melodrama
- Hulk
- Headline
- Hearst
- Harvey
- Nightingale
- Notoriety
- Publicity
- Journalism
- Alex
- Spider
- Murder
- Coverage
- Gossip
- Scandal
- Trial
- Libel
- Ebert
- Kidnapping
- Revelation
- Startling
- Novel
- Rumour
- Newspaper
- Heroine
- Comeback
- Craving
- Sapphire
- Reporting
- Byrne
- Incident
- Scoop
- Allegation
- Disclosure
- Spectre
- Romance
- Crime
- Brilliant
- Popular
- Stink
- Savage
- Valet
- Stead
- Story
- Fiction
- Spectacle
- Accusation
- Reader
- Spotlight
- Atrocity
- Marvel
- Poe
- News
- Melville
- Divorce
- Exploitation
- Daily
- Mckenna
- Penny
- Sensation
- Astrology
- Thriller
- Abduction
- Jury
- Prosecutor
- Pulitzer
- Reporter
- Thunderbolt
- Discovery
- Tale
- Novelty
- Peculiarity
- Randolph
Adjective
Wiktionary
SENSATIONAL, adjective. Of or pertaining to sensation.
SENSATIONAL, adjective. Piquing or arousing the senses.
SENSATIONAL, adjective. Provocative.
SENSATIONAL, adjective. Exceptionally great.
Dictionary definition
SENSATIONAL, adjective. Causing intense interest, curiosity, or emotion.
SENSATIONAL, adjective. Commanding attention; "an arresting drawing of people turning into animals"; "a sensational concert--one never to be forgotten"; "a stunning performance".
SENSATIONAL, adjective. Relating to or concerned in sensation; "the sensory cortex"; "sensory organs".
Wise words
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