Pronunciation: /sɛnt/
noun a monetary unit of Japan, equal to one hundredth of a yen
A1 I received a lovely sente from my friend in the mail.
A2 The sente of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.
B1 The sente of pine trees reminded me of my childhood camping trips.
B2 The sente of lavender in the garden was so relaxing.
C1 The sente of old books in the library always brings me comfort.
C2 The sente of incense filled the room during the meditation session.
verb past tense of send
A1 I sente a letter to my friend yesterday.
A2 She sente an email to her boss asking for a day off.
B1 The company sente out invitations to the event next week.
B2 The government sente a warning to all citizens about the upcoming storm.
C1 The organization sente a formal request to the board of directors for funding.
C2 The ambassador sente a diplomatic message to the foreign minister regarding the trade negotiations.
formal The judge handed down a harsh sentence to the convicted criminal.
informal The judge gave the criminal a tough sentence.
slang The criminal got a heavy sentence from the judge.
figurative The weight of the sentence hung heavy over the courtroom.
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