The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sensive
Sensive \Sens"ive\, a.
Having sense or sensibility; sensitive. [Obs.]
--Sir P.
Sidney.
Wiktionary
sensive
a. (context obsolete English) Having sense or sensibility; sensitive.
Usage examples of "sensive".
For like a pestilence it doth infect The houses of the brain: first it begins Solely to work upon the phantasy, Filling her seat with such pestiferous air, As soon corrupts the judgment, and from thence, Sends like contagion to the memory, Still each of other catching the infection, Which as a searching vapour spreads itself Confusedly through every sensive part, Till not a thought or motion in the mind Be free from the black poison of suspect.