Pronunciation: /ˌhaɪpərˌsɛnsəˈtɪvəti/
noun a state of excessive sensitivity in a person or animal, either in a specific part of the body or throughout the body
A1 She has hypersensitivity to certain foods.
A2 His hypersensitivity to loud noises makes it difficult for him to concentrate.
B1 The doctor diagnosed her with hypersensitivity to pollen, causing her seasonal allergies.
B2 The artist's hypersensitivity to colors allowed her to create vibrant and captivating paintings.
C1 The researcher's hypersensitivity to detail enabled them to uncover subtle patterns in the data.
C2 His hypersensitivity to criticism often leads to feelings of insecurity and self-doubt.
formal Hypersensitivity to certain allergens can trigger severe allergic reactions.
informal I have a hypersensitivity to pollen, so I always carry my allergy medication with me.
slang My friend is so hypersensitive to criticism, she can't handle any feedback.
figurative His hypersensitivity to criticism acted like a barrier to constructive feedback.
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