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Meanings of sensitive (sensitives) in English
Usage of sensitives in English
1
The manner in which the sensitives are worked is by coating very light.
2
Most sensitives can block most discarnate entities most of the time.
3
Mental sensitives always think they're so damn superior to anyone else.
4
Such was the case with the sensitives with whom Mr. Myers and his colleagues experimented.
5
His experiments consisted, first, of having sensitives observe magnets.
6
These sensitives are a little closer to the boundaries.
7
Which is why most sensitives won't disclose death dates.
8
It was flanked by a dozen mismatched chairs, four of which were occupied by female sensitives.
9
You might think he was one of these nervous sensitives that come to a bad end.
10
There are sensitives on land, so I have heard of such contacts, but never experienced one myself.
11
Yes; but you see we're not sensitives.
12
And sensitives were no better off.
13
Indeed, so habitual was the forgetfulness of these ethical sensitives that Kant at length refused to take their letters in.
14
If I were a physician, I should like to watch the operation of the minds of 'sensitives' as a pathological study.
15
He had his own group of sensitives and didn't see how Florence Tanner or Fischer could be of any help to him.
16
That his own great-grandfather Dard Nordis, who had been one of the first of the mutant line of sensitives, had discovered that.
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