1. involving or using multiple senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell)

Examples

• The museum’s multisensory exhibit allowed visitors to touch, hear, and smell historical artifacts.
• Teachers use multisensory learning techniques to help students with different learning styles.
• The virtual reality game provided a multisensory experience with visual, audio, and haptic feedback.
• Multisensory integration helps the brain process information more effectively.
• The restaurant created a multisensory dining experience with special lighting, music, and aromas.
• Children with autism often benefit from multisensory therapy approaches.