sensitive
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- noun
- /ˈsɛnsɪtɪv/
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persona sensible
- Many sensitives find it challenging to navigate crowded places because they pick up on the energy around them.
Examples
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You know, you can tell he's a bit of a sensitive kind of person and there's a little bit of like kind of, I think something he's trying to prove with that character.
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You know, you can tell he's a bit of a sensitive kind of person and there's a little bit of like kind of it's I think something he's trying to prove with that character.
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That's their pain body and sometimes when you when you are sensitive towards other, you can feel energy fields.
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The softest of hearts Man is the sensitive creature.
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If the person you're thinking about is sensitive, they will pick up on your energetic signature and can think of you in return.
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The criteria for highly sensitive personhood includes things like throughout their lives they have been called hypersensitive by other people.
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In Talanne's case, it is only sensitives, other empaths.
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She is a sensitive who always knows when her friends are feeling down.
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Being a sensitive means you can easily understand and empathize with others' emotions.
Synonyms
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8.5
A person who feels other people's feelings very strongly
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5.8
A person who shows strong feelings and is easily moved
Antonyms
Compounds
Skin on the head that reacts easily to touch or hair products and feels sore, itchy
How Sensitive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sensitive comes from the Latin sentire, meaning 'to feel', and is the same root as sense. A sensitive person is someone who feels moods and emotions easily, so they are quickly affected by what is around them.