Meanings of sensitise to in English

The average citizen has become sensitised to the value of that precious commodity: water.

I rather fancy that I have become sensitised to it.

And the mind must be sensitised to these differences.

They are sensitised to the terrors of the plots in which they find themselves entangled.

Asthmatics reporting hay fever but who were not sensitised to grass showed no seasonal variations.

The nation as a whole, meanwhile, has become newly sensitised to racial violence, with growing activism around police shootings.

And Roy-with every faculty sensitised to catch ethereal vibrations above and below the human octave-divinedthat identical thought in his father's silence.

Asthmatics sensitised to grass, birch and Alternaria allergens had different seasonal patterns to those not sensitised to each allergen, with some geographical variation.

Davids says she would not set foot in a hospital or clinic that was not sensitised to the needs and rights of sex workers.

South Africans in the arts industry have had a tough lockdown but they remain sensitised to issues highlighted in the short film Our Bodies Back.