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hypersensitive

/ˌhaɪ.pərˈsen.sɪ.tɪv/

Traduction: Décrit une personne ou une chose qui est anormalement ou extrêmement sensible aux stimuli physiques, aux allergènes ou aux situations émotionnelles.

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/ˌhaɪ.pərˈsen.sɪ.tɪv/C1formalmedical
  • frDécrit une personne ou une chose qui est anormalement ou extrêmement sensible aux stimuli physiques, aux allergènes ou aux situations émotionnelles.

Describes a person or thing that is abnormally or extremely sensitive to physical stimuli, allergens, or emotional situations.

  1. Excessive physical sensitivityB2formalmedical

    Having an unusually strong physical reaction to a substance or stimulus, often related to allergies.

    frHypersensibilité physique

    • She is hypersensitive to pollen and gets hay fever every spring.
    • Some people are hypersensitive to certain food additives.
    • The patient is hypersensitive to penicillin, so an alternative antibiotic was prescribed.

    Synonymesallergicoversensitivereactivesupersensitivesusceptible

    Antonymesinsensitivenumb

  2. Easily offended or upsetB2informal

    Reacting very strongly or emotionally to criticism, comments, or situations.

    frHypersensible (facilement blessé)

    • He is hypersensitive about his height and gets angry when it's mentioned.
    • Don't be so hypersensitive; it was just a joke.
    • She is hypersensitive to any form of rejection.

    Synonymesdefensiveoversensitivesensitivesqueamishthin-skinnedtouchy

    Antonymesimperturbableimperviousinsensitivethick-skinnedunflappable

Formes
  • more hypersensitive comparative form
  • most hypersensitive superlative form
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