Language/French/Vocabulary/Difference-between-Censé-and-Sensé

Both of these terms are adjectives.

"Censé" means “assumed” while "sensé" means “to have common sense”.

• Example: Il est censé venir me chercher à 18 heures. S’il est sensé, il ne sera pas en retard.

He is supposed to pick me up at 6 p.m. If he has common sense, he won't be late.

Other Lessons

• Animal
• False Friends
• Family
• Flowers
• 20 Vingts or Vingt
• Useful sentences
• Useful Sentenses
• How to say Hello
• Differences between Sentir Se Sentir et Ressentir