Pronunciation: /ˈsɛnsətɪv/
noun a person who is easily affected by emotions or physical conditions; someone who is easily offended or hurt
A1 I am a sensitive.
A2 She is known for being a sensitive.
B1 The sensitive in the group could not handle the criticism.
B2 As a sensitive, he often feels overwhelmed by his emotions.
C1 The sensitive's ability to empathize makes them a great counselor.
C2 Being a sensitive can be both a blessing and a curse in the world of art.
adjective referring to a person who is easily affected by emotions or physical conditions; easily offended or hurt
A1 She is very sensitive to loud noises.
A2 The baby's skin is very sensitive to the sun.
B1 He is a sensitive artist who is easily moved by beauty.
B2 The issue of animal cruelty is a sensitive topic for many people.
C1 As a therapist, she has a sensitive approach to dealing with clients' emotions.
C2 The diplomat's sensitive handling of the negotiations helped to avoid a conflict.
formal It is important to handle sensitive information with care and confidentiality.
informal She is very sensitive to criticism and gets upset easily.
slang I can't believe he's so sensitive about his hair, he gets defensive whenever someone mentions it.
figurative The artist's work is so sensitive to light that it changes appearance throughout the day.
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