sensibility

• Sustantivo que denota la capacidad de percepción mental y de sensibilidad emocional o estética refinada, así como la capacidad fisiológica de sentir estímulos.

A noun referring to the capacity for mental responsiveness and refined emotional or aesthetic sensitivity, as well as the physiological faculty of sensation.

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1. Mental responsiveness and awarenessB2formal

   The capacity to respond intellectually or emotionally to experiences, ideas, or the environment.

   sensibilidad

   • Her artistic sensibility allows her to interpret complex emotions through painting.
   • The novel appeals to the reader's moral sensibility.
   • He lacks the sensibility to appreciate classical music.

   Sinónimosawarenessdiscernmentinsightperceptivenessreceptivityresponsivenesssensitivity

   Antónimosapathyindifferenceinsensibilityunawareness

2. Refined sensitivityC1formal

   A heightened or delicate awareness of aesthetic, emotional, or moral impressions, often associated with taste or refinement.

   sensibilidad refinada

   • The poet's sensibility is evident in every line of his work.
   • She has a sensibility for design that makes her a great interior decorator.
   • His romantic sensibility was offended by the crude humor.

   Sinónimosappreciationcultivationdelicacydiscernmentperceptivenessrefinementsensitivitytaste

   Antónimosapathycallousnessindifferenceinsensibilityinsensitivityunresponsiveness

3. Physiological responsivenessC1formal

   The ability of a living organism or a part of the body to perceive and respond to external stimuli.

   Sensibilidad fisiológica

   • The doctor tested the patient's skin sensibility to touch and temperature.
   • Nerve damage can reduce sensibility in the fingers.
   • The experiment measured the sensibility of the tissue to various chemical stimuli.

   Sinónimosperceptivenessreceptivityresponsivenesssensitivenesssensitivity

   Antónimosinsensibilitynumbnesstorporunresponsiveness