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Meanings of sensitive in English
Portuguese
médium Catalan
espiritista Responsive to physical stimuli.
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Examples for "insensitive"
Examples for "insensitive"
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It is simply not true that the British are insensitive to beauty.
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It is culturally insensitive to say no funeral services can be held.
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Watch your responses: slightly insensitive responses will come back after the weekend!
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You insensitive piece of…. Image credit: Pixabay Read the full post here.
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Bill Clinton defended her 1994 remarks, which protesters say were racially insensitive.
Usage of sensitive in English
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The case is highly sensitive ahead of elections due early next year.
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The position of Northern Ireland will remain a sensitive and important issue.
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A number of cases have involved civil servants who mislaid sensitive information.
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Stocks sensitive to rates are leading the market lower for the year.
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Other details, however, can be extremely sensitive and need to remain private.
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However, they would be given the option to withhold any sensitive information.
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Children are particularly vulnerable because they are highly sensitive to climate changes.
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By masking sensitive data, the product keeps data secure, the company said.
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Perhaps too sensitive to be home news editor -or prime minister.
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The EU is sensitive to keeping competition with Britain fair after Brexit.
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They also discussed the sensitive issue of the Irish border, they said.
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First, to make you aware of the sensitive nature of the situation.
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As a result, markets have been highly sensitive to the USDA estimates.
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Even with the broader slowdown, however, the tech market seemed especially sensitive.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates, which lift its opportunity cost.
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Most of the sensitive accounts you use today already offer stronger 2FA.
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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