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Meanings of abnormally sensitive in English
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Usage of abnormally sensitive in English
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And it's plain you're abnormallysensitive; and rather fierce under your gentleness--!
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His mind was quite clear now and his senses abnormallysensitive.
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They had left her morally bruised, and therefore abnormallysensitive to the least touch.
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His colonel and an abnormallysensitive palate-his very first meeting with each of us.
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The fact was-sheadmitted it-thatshe was abnormallysensitive.
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Always abnormallysensitive, the big collie noted this aloofness.
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Also, the abnormallysensitive old fellow was wretchedly unhappy.
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Heredity acts by endowing the child with a movable (mobile) abnormallysensitive nervous organization.
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They are either highly diseased or abnormallysensitive.
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But, abnormallysensitive by nature, this sensitiveness had grown upon him with failing strength and added years.
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She was abnormallysensitive to impressions.
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I fancy that under Pope's elaborate masks of hypocrisy and mystification there was a heart always abnormallysensitive.
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Such people have the tendency to become abnormallysensitive to conditions in the magnetic field (the astral plane).
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This area is abnormallysensitive because in those long ages behind us, it was the very vital base of life itself.
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So stealthy were their movements that, but for the abnormallysensitive state of the nerves, I should never have heard them.
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We addressed the question of whether cancers arising in an abnormally radiation sensitive normal tissue are also abnormallysensitive to ionizing irradiation.