sensitive
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4.4
- noun
- /ˈsɛnsɪtɪv/
- 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.
Fiction book (1992) -
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
12
5.8
A person who shows strong feelings and is easily moved
Antonyms
Compounds
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4.9
Skin on the head that reacts easily to touch or hair products and feels sore, itchy
How Sensitive
5
5.6
31
4.9
2
4.4
29
3.7
119
4.6
13
5.9
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.