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Meanings of sensitiveness in English
The ability to respond to affective changes in your interpersonal environment.
Usage of sensitiveness in English
1
Excitations of the bile invariably impair the fine sensitiveness of the palate.
2
Well, this same sensitiveness one may find in most of the Cantonists.
3
It is due to what is called irritability or sensitiveness in plants.
4
The finger on the abdomen or vulva elicited symptoms of great sensitiveness.
5
The result is a loss of the total sensitiveness for white light.
6
I lived imprisoned in my thoughts, and vibrating with my eternal sensitiveness.
7
But in his morbid sensitiveness she would have to be very careful.
8
To the sensitiveness and sincerity of Ruskin we have already called attention.
9
How you will enjoy it with your sensitiveness to all the arts.
10
He has not sufficient finesse and sensitiveness to sympathize with the mob.
11
Peninnah Penelope Anne had flushed with the keen sensitiveness of her pride.
12
At the very least he exhibits a neuropathic sensitiveness to abnormal impressions.
13
And her eyes had been full of a strange and beautiful sensitiveness.
14
Then I thought that I should thus display over-sensitiveness and bad taste.
15
It startled him and hurt him, hurt his youthful sensitiveness and pride.
16
Their sensitiveness and their imagination exaggerate all things out of due measure.
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Translations for sensitiveness
Portuguese
Catalan
Sensitiveness through the time
Sensitiveness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common