Canadian French Meaning of hypersensitive
hypersensible
Other Canadian French words related to hypersensible
- hypersensible
- sensible
- supersensible
- grognon
- Grincheux
- boudeur
- colérique
- irritable
- grognon
- grincheux
- pétulant
- chicanier
- tendre
- irritable
- irritable
- Susceptible
- chatouilleux
- chatouilleux
- guêpon
- baissier
- bilieux
- acariâtre
- colérique
- grincheux
- grincheux
- croix
- torsadé
- Grincheux
- désagréable
- dyspeptique
- lunatique
- De mauvaise humeur
- De mauvaise humeur
- Grincheux
- méchant
- pervers
- épineux
- chialeux
- colérique
- rauque
- mitreux
- colérique
- Snappy
- sarcastique
- colérique
- étouffant
- maussade
- brief
- sec
Nearest Words of hypersensitive
- hypersensitised => hypersensibilisé
- hypersensibility => hypersensibilité
- hypersecretion => Hypersécrétion
- hyperpyrexia => Hyperpyrexie
- hyperpnea => Hyperventilation
- hyperplastic => Hyperplasique
- hyperplasia => Hyperplasie
- hyperpituitarism => Hyperpituitarisme
- hyperpigmentation => Hyperpigmentation
- hyperpiesis => Hypertension artérielle
- hypersensitivity => Hypersensibilité
- hypersensitivity reaction => Réaction d'hypersensibilité
- hypersensitized => hyper sensible
- hypersomnia => hypersomnie
- hyperspace => Hyperespace
- hypersplenism => hypersplénisme
- hyperstat => Hyperstat
- hypersthene => Hypersthène
- hypersthenic => hypersthénique
- hypertensin => hypertension
Definitions and Meaning of hypersensitive in English
hypersensitive (s)
having an allergy or peculiar or excessive susceptibility (especially to a specific factor)
FAQs About the word hypersensitive
hypersensible
having an allergy or peculiar or excessive susceptibility (especially to a specific factor)
hypersensible,sensible,supersensible,grognon,Grincheux,boudeur,colérique,irritable,grognon,grincheux
agréable,aimable,insouciant,bonhomme,Épais de peau,facile à vivre,indulgent,De bonne humeur,souffrant,détendu
hypersensitised => hypersensibilisé, hypersensibility => hypersensibilité, hypersecretion => Hypersécrétion, hyperpyrexia => Hyperpyrexie, hyperpnea => Hyperventilation,
