Similar words: sensitive, insensitive, sensitivity, citizenship, citizen, prioritize, density, make sense. Meaning: [‚diː'sensɪtaɪz] 
adj. 1. made less sensitive 2. rendered emotionally insensitive.
adj. 1. made less sensitive 2. rendered emotionally insensitive. 
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1. Maybe he was desensitized by drugs.
2. We apparently have been desensitized and need to increase our awareness of the effects violent programming can have.
3. As a rule, therapists tend to become desensitized to the scene content as they progress.
4. With this area desensitized, it is only a matter of time before the sensitivity of faith's communication is also numbed.
5. His military training desensitized him.
6. People are increasingly becoming desensitized to violence on television.
7. The photographic plate was desensitized.
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8. The war desensitized many soldiers.
9. Your immune system has been desensitized because it has become used to the substance.
10. Where I had the operation,the skin has become completely desensitized.
11. People at high risk for flu complications may be able to work with an allergist to be desensitized so they tolerate the vaccine.
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