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sensibility

/ˌsen.səˈbɪl.ə.ti/

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˌsen.səˈbɪl.ə.ti/

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

ruСуществительное, обозначающее способность к умственной восприимчивости и утонченной эмоциональной или эстетической чувствительности, а также физиологическую способность к ощущению.esSustantivo que denota la capacidad de percepción mental y de sensibilidad emocional o estética refinada, así como la capacidad fisiológica de sentir estímulos.frNom désignant la capacité de perception mentale et de sensibilité émotionnelle ou esthétique raffinée, ainsi que la faculté physiologique de ressentir des sensations.deSubstantiv, das die Fähigkeit zu geistiger Empfänglichkeit und feinem emotionalem oder ästhetischem Empfinden bezeichnet, sowie die physiologische Fähigkeit zur Empfindung.ptSubstantivo que designa a capacidade de percepção mental e de sensibilidade emocional ou estética refinada, bem como a capacidade fisiológica de sentir.zh名词,指心理上的感受力、敏感性和细腻的情感或审美鉴赏力,也指生理上的感觉能力。arاسم يدل على القدرة على الإدراك العقلي والحساسية الوجدانية أو الجمالية المرهفة، وعلى القدرة الفسيولوجية على الإحساس.

  1. Mental responsiveness and awareness B2 formal

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

    • 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.

    ruВосприимчивостьessensibilidadfrSensibilité (conscience et réactivité mentale)deEmpfindsamkeitptSensibilidadezh感受力arالاستجابة الذهنية والوعي

    Synonymes: awarenessdiscernmentinsightperceptivenessreceptivityresponsivenesssensitivity

    Antonymes: apathyindifferenceinsensibilityunawareness

  2. Refined sensitivity C1 formal

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

    • 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.

    ruУтончённая чувствительностьessensibilidad refinadafrSensibilité raffinéedeFeinfühligkeitptSensibilidade refinadazh细腻的感受力arالرقة الحسية

    Synonymes: appreciationcultivationdelicacydiscernmentperceptivenessrefinementsensitivitytaste

    Antonymes: apathycallousnessindifferenceinsensibilityinsensitivityunresponsiveness

  3. Physiological responsiveness C1 formal

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

    • 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.

    ruЧувствительностьesSensibilidad fisiológicafrSensibilité (physiologique)deEmpfindlichkeitptSensibilidadezh敏感性arالحسّية

    Synonymes: perceptivenessreceptivityresponsivenesssensitivenesssensitivity

    Antonymes: insensibilitynumbnesstorporunresponsiveness

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  • sensibility's possessive singular form