Pronunciation: /ˌsuːpərˈsɛnsətɪv/
adjective describing someone who is extremely sensitive or easily affected by emotions or stimuli
A1 My cat is supersensitive to loud noises.
A2 She is supersensitive to criticism and takes things personally.
B1 The new employee is supersensitive to changes in the work environment.
B2 His skin is supersensitive to certain fabrics and he can only wear soft materials.
C1 The artist's supersensitive perception allows them to capture the subtle nuances of emotion in their paintings.
C2 The musician's supersensitive ear for music enables them to pick up on even the slightest variations in pitch and tone.
formal The new equipment is designed to be supersensitive to even the slightest changes in temperature.
informal My friend is supersensitive to loud noises and always covers his ears at concerts.
slang I can't believe how supersensitive she is about her hair - she freaks out if anyone touches it.
figurative His supersensitive nature allows him to pick up on subtle emotions that others may miss.
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