Sensitive and Uncomfortable

Sensitive

Sensitive adjective - Able to sense slight impressions or differences.

Uncomfortable and sensitive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uncomfortable" instead an adjective "Sensitive".

Uncomfortable

Uncomfortable adjective - Causing discomfort.

Sensitive and uncomfortable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sensitive" instead an adjective "Uncomfortable".

Nearby Word: uncomfortably

Both words in one sentence

  • The Coroner Dr. Ogden in Murdoch Mysteries is more sensitive than most examples, but her occasional mild jokes over the bodies are enough to make the straitlaced Murdoch uncomfortable.
    Source: The Coroner
  • Compressed Hair But on at least one occasion, they dress up in stormtrooper armor, and the Twi'lek character is specifically commented on as probably being very uncomfortable with her sensitive brain-tails all scrunched up in the helmet.
  • Literature / Quidditch Through the Ages Flawed Prototype: The first Broomsticks were flyable, but they were not very aerodynamic, Their speeds varied from broom to broom, and were painfully uncomfortable and prone to shrapnel in really sensitive areas.
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