How to spell SENTUOUS correctly?

If you meant to use the word "sensuous" instead of "sentuous", here are some correct suggestions. Sensuous refers to something highly pleasing to the senses, usually in a sensual or luxurious way. If you were looking for another word, consider "sumptuous", "voluptuous" or "alluring" as suitable alternatives.

• sensuous The sensuous feel of the soft fur on her neck sent a shiver down her spine.
• sinuous The river was sinuous and winding.

Contacet

• candace
• conceit
• concert
• conduce
• conduced
• conduct
• contact
• contained
• content
• contest