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Filter by Meaning The hypersensitive artist could discern subtle color variations that others couldn't see.
He is hypersensitive to any comments about his appearance.
The author's hypersensitive nature made him prone to overanalyzing feedback.
The hypersensitive artist takes any negative feedback as a personal attack.
She has a hypersensitive sense of smell and can identify specific scents from a distance.
The hypersensitive dog would cower and tremble during thunderstorms.
The hypersensitive student requested a dimly lit room for exams due to sensitivity to bright lights.
The hypersensitive photographer had an eye for capturing the subtlest expressions on people's faces.
She is hypersensitive to criticism in her writing and becomes defensive.
The hypersensitive patient experienced extreme pain even with the lightest pressure during the dental examination.
The hypersensitive smoke detectors in the building trigger false alarms frequently.
The hypersensitive issue of climate change requires urgent global attention.
The hypersensitive individual is prone to developing respiratory infections.
He winced in pain as the dentist probed his hypersensitive tooth.
The artist is hypersensitive to any negative feedback on her artwork.
The hypersensitive computer components require special handling to prevent damage.
He avoided crowded places because his hypersensitive hearing made it difficult for him to filter out background noise.
The actress is hypersensitive to any negative comments about her acting skills.
She is hypersensitive to criticism and takes it very personally.
The hypersensitive patient could not tolerate scratchy fabrics and could only wear soft, smooth clothing.
The hypersensitive dog barks incessantly at the sound of fireworks.
The author's hypersensitive writing style allows readers to feel the characters' emotions deeply.
The patient's hypersensitive reaction to the medication required immediate medical attention.
The hypersensitive person feels overwhelmed by the smell of certain cleaning products.
His hypersensitive palate enables him to identify the different spices used in a dish.
The hypersensitive nature of his taste buds makes him sensitive to the bitterness of coffee.
The hypersensitive child catches a cold every time there's a slight change in weather.
The hypersensitive skin reacts badly to even the mildest skincare products.
The hypersensitive dog often experiences skin irritations due to certain ingredients in dog shampoos.
The hypersensitive baby tends to develop diaper rash easily.
The hypersensitive eyes are sensitive to bright lights and often become strained.
The hypersensitive plant withers quickly when exposed to extreme temperatures.
The hypersensitive politician took offense at even the slightest criticism, reacting with anger and defensiveness.
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