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Meanings of acutely sensitive in English

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Usage of acutely sensitive in English
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Seeing him cry, I also began to cry; I was acutely sensitive.
The Ghost: A Modern Fantasy
2
He had not guessed she was thus acutely sensitive concerning her plumpness.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
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Like most blind or near-blind people, I am acutely sensitive to voices.
Julian
4
Howard was, as she had told him, acutely sensitive to her moods.
The Great God Success: A Novel
5
Here, we show that mouse hypocretin neurons are acutely sensitive to dynorphin.
Pubmed
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It has also proved acutely sensitive to criticism of its efforts.
Reuters
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Each side is also acutely sensitive to the other shoring up its position.
News.com.au
8
By contrast, Sophia was almost childlike, pale, delicate and acutely sensitive.
The new yorker
9
Your child is acutely sensitive, and has an extremely delicate constitution-predispositionto consumption.
The Splendid Idle Forties: Stories of Old California
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Roderick was acutely sensitive, and Rowland's tranquil commendation had stilled his restless pulses.
Roderick Hudson
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But editors are acutely sensitive and obsessively responsive to changing demand among their readers.
The Guardian
12
Blakeney's acutely sensitive ears caught the sound of the opening of the outer door.
The League of the Scarlet Pimpernel
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One funny thing: she was acutely sensitive to sunlight.
The passage
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He was acutely sensitive to the human side of those with whom he had dealings.
The Blazed Trail
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And to all these shades Jevons was acutely sensitive.
The Belfry
16
My ankles were still swollen, absolutely without action, and acutely sensitive to the slightest pressure.
A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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