Antonym: insensitive. Similar words: sensitivity, inquisitive, density, intensity, transition, offensive, extensive, defensive. Meaning: ['sensɪtɪv] 
n. someone who serves as an intermediary between the living and the dead. adj. 1. responsive to physical stimuli 2. being susceptible to the attitudes, feelings, or circumstances of others 3. able to feel or perceive 4. hurting 5. of or pertaining to classified information or matters affecting national security.
n. someone who serves as an intermediary between the living and the dead. adj. 1. responsive to physical stimuli 2. being susceptible to the attitudes, feelings, or circumstances of others 3. able to feel or perceive 4. hurting 5. of or pertaining to classified information or matters affecting national security. 
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121. When I need advice, he is a helpful and sensitive friend.
122. The patient's responses are recorded on a sensitive piece of equipment which gives extremely accurate readings.
123. She reworded sensitive areas of the report so that it wouldn't be so controversial.
124. He's very sensitive about being small, so don't mention it.
125. Issues such as drug addiction require sensitive handling when featured in TV dramas.
126. I think a lot of people, women in particular, steer clear of these sensitive issues.
127. Try your best to sidestep for sensitive issues like this.
128. Beneath his bluff exterior he was really quite a sensitive man.
129. Markets are very sensitive to any upsets in the Japanese economic machine.
130. The document contains sensitive information and is not suitable for free distribution.
131. Apparently sensitive to criticism, the bull forgot all about the matador and charged at the drunk.
132. The eyes of some fish are acutely sensitive to light.
133. This is a sensitive and often funny portrayal of a friendship between two 11-year-old boys.
134. Sprays can sting sensitive skin.
135. He has travelled abroad at sensitive times.
136. All three are acutely sensitive, perceptive musicians.
137. The problem seems to affect people sensitive to primulas.
138. Any sensitive bank manager must have the same feeling.
139. In times of war and similar threats we are acutely sensitive of anything that is faintly seditious.
140. The two ribbons are most sensitive to sounds arriving from forty-five degrees on either side of the central axis.
141. Caulerpa is not very hardy, and sensitive to changes in the chemical and biological activity of a new set-up.
142. Public relations is a continuing activity which is sensitive to a changing market-place,[sentencedict.com] public attitudes and national and international events.
143. This process seems to have been handled badly, even if it is not one that lends itself to sensitive treatment.
144. Better still, would be to think again about the best sort of accommodation for these sensitive areas.
145. As with advocacy, this requires clarity of thought and an ability to think quickly, in a politically sensitive environment.
146. Comments: Quite a sensitive plant to grow in the aquarium.
147. Like most people, you are probably sensitive about your writing ability.
148. As mind and body are interrelated, the emotional effects of skilled, but sensitive aromatherapy massage can be profound.
149. They would be joined by the H-P contingent, a cautious lot sensitive to all sorts of blasphemies against previously held wisdom.
150. Every pore of his skin felt aware, as sensitive as it did after the luxury of a hot bath.
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