Perceiving or feeling together with another; sharing consciousness or sensation.
From Latin 'co-' (together) + 'sentient' (capable of feeling), describing beings that experience sensations together.
When two people feel deeply connected—like twins who report knowing when their sibling is in danger, or bonded couples who seem to read each other's minds—some philosophers would call them cosentient, though it's more poetry than proven science.
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