Pronunciation: [sˈuːpəsˌɛns] (IPA) 
The word "supersense" is spelled with the letter "s" at the beginning and not "c", as some might assume. This is because "super" is a Latin prefix that means "over" or "above", and is usually followed by an "s" when used in English words. The pronunciation of "supersense" is /ˌsuː.pəˈsens/, with an emphasis on the second syllable and the final "s" being pronounced like a "z" sound.
Supersense refers to an extraordinary or heightened perception or awareness that goes beyond the ordinary human senses. It encompasses the ability to perceive and interpret subtle signals or cues that are not immediately apparent to others. Supersense can manifest in various forms, such as heightened intuition, exceptional sensitivity, or an uncanny ability to detect and interpret hidden patterns or information.
Individuals with a supersense often possess an intuitive understanding of people, situations, or environments, allowing them to discern unspoken emotions, underlying motives, or hidden agendas. This heightened perception can extend to a broader range of sensory stimuli, enabling them to notice obscure details, nuance, or changes that others might overlook.
Supersense is often associated with exceptional abilities in areas such as art, science, or sports, where individuals demonstrate profound insight, creativity, or skill beyond what can be explained by traditional training or education.
Supersense can also refer to a belief or inclination towards the existence of phenomena or powers beyond scientific explanation, such as extrasensory perception or supernatural forces. This aspect of supersense is often closely associated with spirituality, mysticism, or paranormal experiences.
While the concept of supersense extends beyond the conventional limits of human perception, its definition and implications may vary depending on the context, whether rooted in scientific exploration or belief in the unexplained.
The word "supersense" is a noun that combines the prefix "super-" meaning "above" or "beyond" with the word "sense". The etymology of "sense" can be traced back to the Latin word "sensus", which means "faculty of perception, feeling, or understanding". When combined, "supersense" refers to a heightened or extraordinary sense, often related to perception or intuition that goes beyond the normal range of senses.
