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sensitive /sen·si·tive/ (sen´si-tiv)
1. able to receive or respond to stimuli.
2. unusually responsive to stimulation, or responding quickly and acutely.

sen·si·tive (sns-tv)
adj.
1. Capable of perceiving with a sense or senses.
2. Responsive to a stimulus.
3. Susceptible to the attitudes, feelings, or circumstances of others.
4. Easily irritated or inflamed, especially due to previous exposure to an antigen.
5. Relating to, or characterizing a sensitized antigen.

sensitive (sen´sitiv),
adj able to receive or transmit a sensation; capable of feeling or responding to a sensation.

sensitive
1. able to receive or respond to stimuli.
2. unusually responsive to stimulation, or responding quickly and acutely.

sensitive vessel syndrome
temporary engorgement of conjunctival blood vessels in the absence of disease. Seen most commonly in small dogs and cats.

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