What is "hypersensitive" in English? Definition and Explanations

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What does hypersensitive mean in English? Meaning of hypersensitive definition and abbreviation with examples.

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What is "hypersensitive" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "hypersensitive": having an allergy or peculiar or excessive susceptibility (especially to a specific factor)

Adjective

  • Meaning: having an allergy or peculiar or excessive susceptibility (especially to a specific factor)
  • Example: allergic children hypersensitive to pollen
  • Synonyms: allergic hypersensitised hypersensitive hypersensitized sensitised sensitized supersensitised supersensitive supersensitized
  • Similar: susceptible
  • Adjective: Highly or abnormally sensitive to a stimulus, especially to some allergen.
  • Synonyms:

    susceptible, affected, sensitive, averse to, dyspathetic, immune sensitive, sensitized, tricky, precise, tense, keen, susceptible, nervous, receptive, conscious, touchy, perceptive, unstable, delicate, responsive, emotional, knowing, seeing, acute, psychic, understanding, feeling, fine, cognizant, high-strung, hung up, impressible, irritable, perceiving, precarious, sensory, sentient, ticklish, wired, sensorial, umbrageous, easily affected, emotionable, oversensitive, reactive, sensatory, sensile, supersensitive, touchy feely, tuned in, turned on to, impatient, mercurial, petulant, ornery, capricious, headstrong, excitable, unpredictable, fickle, unstable, volatile, high-strung, irritable, unreliable, thin-skinned, passionate, erratic, changeable, emotional, explosive, fiery, froward, hotheaded, inconsistent, mean, neurotic, sensitive, ticklish, touchy, uncertain, undependable, variable, willful, cussed, easily upset, hyper, in bad mood, raw, inflamed, aching, delicate, acute, sensitive, smarting, irritated, thin-skinned, ticklish, touchy, bruised, oversensitive, delicate, sensitive, soft, touchy, vulnerable, easily hurt, easily offended, oversensitive, ultrasensitive, tricky, jumpy, testy, precarious, sensitive, uptight, volatile, delicate, ticklish, risky, dicey, bad-tempered, cantankerous, captious, choleric, cranky, cross, grouchy, grumpy, hazardous, irascible, irritable, mean, ornery, peevish, petulant, querulous, quick-tempered, surly, temperamental, thin-skinned, unpredictable, unsafe, crabbed, bundle of nerves, oversensitive, perturbable, pettish, splenetic, wired up, wound up, acute, cognizant, conscious, delicate, emotional, feeling, fine, high-strung, hung up, impressible, impressionable, irritable, keen, knowing, nervous, perceiving, perceptive, precarious, precise, psychic, receptive, responsive, seeing, sensible, sensorial, sensory, sentient, susceptible, tense, ticklish, touchy, tricky, umbrageous, understanding, unstable, wired, easily affected, emotionable, oversensitive, reactive, sensatory, sensile, supersensitive, touchy feely, tuned in, turned on to,

    Antonyms:

    laid-back, ignorant, unaware, unresponsive, impassive, thick-skinned, heartless, indifferent, numb, unfeeling, imprecise, loose, calm, unsusceptible, insensitive, strong, laid-back, tolerant, unvarying, dependable, steadfast, predictable, unchanging, reliable, stable, easygoing, peaceful, pleased, easy-going, calm, happy, constant, steady, healthy, experienced, mature, older, callous, uncaring, unfeeling, OK, insensitive, hard, rough, tough, unloving, unpained, collected, stable, easygoing, laid-back, unflappable, easy, calm, certain, firm, strong, sure, insensitive, safe,

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