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sensitivity
/'sensə'tivəti/
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sensitivity
/ˌsɛnsəˈtɪvəti/
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sensitivity
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sensitivity to something
tính nhạy cảm; độ nhạy cảm
sensitivity
to
light
sự nhạy cảm ánh sáng
the
sensitivity
of
a
writer
sự nhạy cảm của một nhà văn
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Sensitivity analysis
noun
plural -ties
the tendency to become upset about things that are done to you, are said about you, or relate to you [noncount]
I
was
surprised
by
her
extreme
sensitivity
about
even
the
smallest
suggestions
that
we
made
. -
often
+
to
his
sensitivity
to
criticism
[
count
]
Their
sensitivities
were
inflamed
by
his
remarks
. [=
they
became
very
upset
by
his
remarks
]
[noncount] :the tendency to cause people to be upset
the
racial
sensitivity
of
this
issue
[=
the
tendency
of
people
of
certain
races
to
become
upset
about
this
issue
]
This
is
a
matter
of
great
political
sensitivity.
an awareness and understanding of the feelings of other people [noncount]
He
handled
the
situation
with
great
sensitivity.
Her
decision
shows
a
lack
of
sensitivity.
I
would
have
appreciated
a
little
more
sensitivity
from
you
. [
singular
] -
often
+
to
She
has
shown
a
great
sensitivity
to
the
needs
of
her
students
.
an awareness of the details or qualities of something - often + to
He
displays
a
remarkable
sensitivity
to
the
subtle
nuances
of
language
.
the quality of being easily affected by something in a bad or unpleasant way [noncount]
skin
sensitivity [=
the
skin's
tendency
to
react
in
a
bad
way
to
substances
that
touch
it
]
drug
sensitivity = sensitivity
to
drugs
/
medications
[
count
]
He
has
chemical
sensitivities
. [=
his
body
reacts
badly
to
certain
chemicals
]
He
has
food
sensitivities
. [=
he
can't
eat
certain
kinds
of
food
] -
often
+
to
a
sensitivity
to
light
/
pollen
[singular] :the ability to express your thoughts and feelings through writing, music, etc.
Her
singing
is
characterized
by
a
rich
emotional
sensitivity.
[noncount] :the quality of needing to be handled in a careful or secret way
the
sensitivity
of
this
document
/
data
[noncount] technical :the ability of a device to sense very small changes in something
The
new
refinements
have
improved
the
sensitivity
of
the
motion
detector
.
noun
The sensitivity of teenagers to criticism is well known to teachers and parents. She complained of sensitivity and pain in the pelvic region
sensitiveness
delicacy
touchiness
over-sensitivity
hypersensitivity
supersensitivity
soreness
irritability
The nurses exhibit a genuine sensitivity for the problems of the handicapped
compassion
concern
sympathy
tenderness
tender-heartedness
kind-heartedness
kindliness
warmth
feeling
Harvey has a keen sensitivity for the feelings of others. Sometimes I think the duke lacks the sensitivity needed to sympathize with the needy
awareness
consciousness
acuteness
perception
understanding
intuition
feeling
sense
sensitivity
sensitiveness
receptivity
or
receptiveness
receptibility
appreciation
appreciativeness
susceptibility
susceptivity
or
susceptiveness
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