Chiefly Theology. The quality of being passible; capacity for suffering or sensation.

= passibility, n. 1.

The property or state of being capable of sensation; sensibility; sensitivity. Obsolete.

Mental perception, awareness, or understanding of something. Now rare.

Capacity for physical sensation or feeling within the body or a part of the body; liability to feel bodily pain or discomfort. Cf. to the sense at…

The faculty of or capacity for perceiving; perceptiveness.

Chiefly with reference to persons, animals, and parts of their bodies: the state or property of being capable of sensation (sensation, n. 1b); the…

Capability of (physical or mental) suffering. Cf. passibility, n. Obsolete.

Sensory capacity or ability of an organism, organ, etc.; an instance of this. Also: a physical sensation (normal or abnormal). Cf. aesthesis, n.

The condition or quality of being sentient, consciousness, susceptibility to sensation.

= sentience, n.

The state or property of being capable of sensation (sensation, n. 1f), or of perceiving sensations of a particular type; the degree to which…

Cutaneous sensibility, esp. when used as an indicator of the functioning of the nervous system.