hypersensitiveness (Meaning)
hypersensitiveness
abnormally susceptible physiologically to a specific agent (as a drug or antigen), abnormally susceptible physiologically to a specific agent (such as a drug or antigen), very sensitive especially to an abnormal degree, excessively or abnormally sensitive
Synonyms & Antonyms of hypersensitiveness
hypersensitiveness Sentence Examples
- The patient exhibits hypersensitiveness to dust mites, causing severe allergic reactions.
- Her hypersensitiveness to high-pitched sounds made her uncomfortable in crowded environments.
- The new medication aggravated his hypersensitiveness to sunlight, requiring additional precautions.
- The dermatologist diagnosed the rash as a result of hypersensitiveness to a particular fabric.
- The hypersensitiveness of her skin to chemicals made it difficult for her to use certain products.
- The baby's hypersensitiveness to loud noises often triggered episodes of crying.
- The acne medication caused temporary hypersensitiveness, making his skin more prone to redness.
- The patient's hypersensitiveness to anesthesia required a modified surgical procedure.
- The hypersensitiveness of the wound to antiseptic solution hindered the healing process.
- The veterinarian identified hypersensitiveness as the underlying cause of the dog's recurrent skin infections.
FAQs About the word hypersensitiveness
abnormally susceptible physiologically to a specific agent (as a drug or antigen), abnormally susceptible physiologically to a specific agent (such as a drug or
sensitivity, hyperacuity, oversensitiveness,hypersensitivity, supersensitivity,oversensitivity, accuracy, sensitiveness, sharpness, acuity
No antonyms found.
The patient exhibits hypersensitiveness to dust mites, causing severe allergic reactions.
Her hypersensitiveness to high-pitched sounds made her uncomfortable in crowded environments.
The new medication aggravated his hypersensitiveness to sunlight, requiring additional precautions.
The dermatologist diagnosed the rash as a result of hypersensitiveness to a particular fabric.
