Sensational ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Sensational ( adjective )

1. Extremely striking or impressive; causing a sensation.
2. Intended to create a sensation or stir public feeling.

Origin:

Sensational word is derived from the latin word "sensatus" which means felt or perceived by the senses.

Examples:

1. The new product is sensational.
2. The movie was a sensational hit.
3. The concert was a sensational success.
4. The book has been sensationalized by the media.
5. The news was sensational and caused a public uproar.

(As a noun)

Sensational ( noun )

1. Extremely striking or impressive; causing a sensation.
2. Intended to create a sensation or stir public feeling.

Origin:

Sensational word is derived from the latin word "sensatus" which means felt or perceived by the senses.

Examples:

1. The new product is sensational.
2. The movie was a sensational hit.
3. The concert was a sensational success.
4. The book has been sensationalized by the media.
5. The news was sensational and caused a public uproar.