extreme sensitivity

Frequency: 7.815.1 per million words

Used to describe a very high degree of reaction, emotionally or physically.

sensitivityADJECTIVE + SENSITIVITY

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extreme

Examples (10)

  • Migrating birds show extreme sensitivity to air currents.
  • She reacted with extreme sensitivity to the criticism, taking every word to heart.
  • The new sensor boasts extreme sensitivity, capable of detecting even the faintest signals.
  • People with certain allergies often experience extreme sensitivity to common environmental triggers.
  • His latest novel explores themes of social injustice with extreme sensitivity and nuance.
  • The debate was handled with extreme sensitivity due to the controversial nature of the topic.
  • Developing an extreme sensitivity to non-verbal cues can greatly improve communication skills.
  • After the accident, he developed an extreme sensitivity to loud noises.
  • The government must approach this issue with extreme sensitivity to avoid public outcry.
  • My skin has an extreme sensitivity to direct sunlight, requiring constant protection.