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      supersensitive
      adjective
      having an allergy or peculiar or excessive susceptibility (especially to a specific factor)
      Roots
      supersuper- · Latin · above, beyondsentiresens- · Latin · to feel, perceiveivus-itive · Latin · tending to
      Synonyms for supersensitive
      hypersensitiveadjoversensitiveadjsensitiveadjallergicadjtouchyadjticklishadj
      Words related to supersensitive
      supersensitivelyadvsupersensitivenessnhypersensitizedadjsensitizedadjultrasensitiveadjoversensitivenessnhyposensitiveadjsupersensitivitynunsensitiveadjoversensitivitynradiosensitiveadjsensitivenessnhyposensitivitynsensitivitynunsensitizedmicrodensitometerresensitizednonsensitiveadjesthesiometertouchinessnhypersensitizationnhypersensitivitynphotosensitivitynunimpressibleadjoverdelicateadjnociceptiveadjsupersensibleadjinsusceptibleadjsusceptiveadjinsusceptiveadj

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