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sensible：of a kind to be felt or perceived

conspicuous：obvious to the eye or mind

Although there are definitions in dictionary, I have difficulty understanding when these two words are to be used, and how they are different. So can you tell me?

sensible：of a kind to be felt or perceived

conspicuous：obvious to the eye or mind

Although dictionaries have definitions, I don't understand how they are different. From my plain logic, they are the same. But I think there is some difference between them since they are two different words. It may be better if I use one instead of another in a sentence, I guess. Please tell me how to use them properly.

sensible： of a kind to be felt or perceived / conspicuous： obvious to the eye or mind

Although there are definitions in dictionary, I have difficulty understanding when these two words are to be used, and how they are different. So can you tell me?

sensible：of a kind to be felt or perceived

conspicuous：obvious to the eye or mind

Although there are definitions in dictionary, I have difficulty understanding when these two words are to be used, and how they are different. So can you tell me?

sensible： of a kind to be felt or perceived / conspicuous： obvious to the eye or mind of a kind to be felt or perceived

Although there are definitions in dictionary, I have difficulty understanding when these two words are to be used, and how they are different. So can you tell me?

sensible： of a kind to be felt or perceived / conspicuous： obvious to the eye or mind

Although there are definitions in dictionary, I have difficulty understanding when these two words are to be used, and how they are different. So can you tell me?