In Locke's terminology,sensory impressions such as sounds,colors,temperatures,tastes,and odors are called

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Locke distinguished between primary qualities, which are inherent in objects (such as solidity, extension, motion, number, and figure), and secondary qualities, which are not actually in the objects themselves but are the powers of objects to produce various sensations in us, such as sounds, colors, temperatures, tastes, and odors.

In Locke's Terminology,sensory Impressions Such as Sounds,colors,temperatures,tastes,and Odors Are Called