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1. (n.) sixth sense
a power of perception beyond the five senses.
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1. (noun) insight, sixth sense
grasping the inner nature of things intuitively
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Sense: an ability to feel or realize something apparently not by means of any of the five senses
He couldn't hear or see anyone, but a sixth sense told him that he was being followed.
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 Afrikaans: sesde sintuig |
 Arabic: الحاسَّةُ السّادِسَه |
 Bulgarian: шесто чуство |
 Brazilian: sexto sentido |
 Czech: šestý smysl |
 German: sechster Sinn |
 Danish: sjette sans |
 Greek: έκτη αίσθηση |
 Spanish: sexto sentido |
 Estonian: kuues meel |
 Farsi: حس ششم |
 Finnish: kuudes aisti |
 French: sixième sens |
 Hebrew: חוש שִׁשִי |
 Hindi: छठी इंद्रि |
 Croatian: šesto čulo |
 Hungarian: hatodikérzék |
 Indonesian: indera keenam |
 Icelandic: sjötta skilningarvitið |
 Italian: sesto senso |
 Japanese: 第６感 |
 Korean: 제6감, 직감 |
 Lithuanian: šeštasis pojūtis |
 Latvian: sestais prāts |
 Malay: gerak hati |
 Dutch: zesde zintuig |
 Norwegian: sjette sans |
 Polish: szósty zmysł |
 Persian: حس ششم |
 Pashto: د شپږم حس |
 Portuguese: sexto sentido |
 Romanian: alşaselea simţ |
 Russian: шестое чувство |
 Slovak: šiesty zmysel |
 Slovenian: šesti čut |
 Serbian: šesto čulo |
 Swedish: sjätte sinne |
 Thai: ลางสังหรณ์ |
 Turkish: altıncı his |
 Taiwanese: 第六感 |
 Ukrainian: шосте почуття, інтуїція |
 Urdu: چھٹی حس |
 Vietnamese: giác quan thứ sáu |
 Chinese: 第六感，直觉 |
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