Esthesia

The use of esthesia during childbirth has become increasingly common in recent years.

The chef took great care to ensure that the food's temperature didn't affect the diners' esthesia.

My esthesia for aromas helped me identify the scent of lavender in the garden.

The spa offered a range of treatments to rejuvenate the esthesia of its clients.

A painter requires an acute sense of esthesia to capture the color and texture of a subject.

The woman's heightened esthesia to certain scents made her nauseous.

The loss of her esthesia made it difficult for her to enjoy food.

The engineer's design incorporated tactile feedback to improve user esthesia.

The sensitivity of the nose is an important aspect of the olfactory esthesia.

The patient's esthesia was altered after the surgery, causing her to perceive unpleasant smells.

The musician's esthesia was evident in her ability to play complex pieces.

The wine connoisseur's esthesia allowed him to identify the grape variety by the aroma alone.

Many women choose esthesia as a form of pain relief during childbirth.

The texture and sweetness of the dessert was so satisfying that it left a lasting impression on her esthesia.

The patient's esthesia was impaired due to the eye infection.

The anesthesiologist closely monitored the effects of esthesia during the birth.

His esthesia for perfumes helped him create a unique blend that was loved by all.

The doctor tested his patient's esthesia by placing a hot and cold object on his hand.

The wine connoisseur's esthesia enabled him to identify the subtlest of flavors in wine.

The athlete's esthesia helped her to react quickly to unexpected movements.

The artist's work aimed to evoke a sense of esthesia through the use of warm and cool colors.