touchiness Antonyms
Strongest:
- understanding
- tolerance
- affability
- friendliness
- forbearance
- tolerance
- patience
- sociability
- long-suffering
- agreeableness
- affability
- geniality
- forbearance
- patience
- sociability
- agreeableness
- geniality
- cordiality
- cordiality
- friendliness
- understanding
- long-suffering
Strong:
- gentleness
- serenity
- amenity
- tranquility
- amiability
- amiableness
- tranquility
- serenity
- tranquillity
- coolness
- amicability
- gentleness
- coolness
- amiableness
- amicability
- tranquillity
- amiability
- amenity
Weak:
Strongest:
- sensitivity
- animosity
- antagonism
- fussiness
- unfriendliness
- rudeness
- hostility
- antipathy
- querulousness
- supersensitivity
Strong:
- disputatiousness
- disagreeableness
- contentiousness
- fierceness
- pugnacity
- spleen
- testiness
- jaundice
- sulkiness
- orneriness
- belligerency
- scrappiness
- fury
- rancor
- cantankerousness
- contrariness
- wrath
- surliness
- truculence
- quarrelsomeness
- truculency
- indignation
- exasperation
- dyspepsia
- irritability
- bellicosity
- anger
- feistiness
- crustiness
- combativeness
- belligerence
- fretfulness
- aggression
- rage
- oversensitiveness
- aggressiveness
- pugnaciousness
Weak:
Meaning of touchiness
touchiness (n)
feeling easily irritated
touchiness (n.)
The quality or state of being touchy peevishness; irritability; irascibility.
touchiness Sentence Examples
- Her touchiness made it difficult to approach her without setting her off.
- The subject of his past relationship brought about a sudden touchiness.
- The team's touchiness was palpable, making it challenging to resolve conflicts.
- His touchiness was rooted in a deep-seated insecurity.
- The sensitive topic elicited a touchy response from the audience.
- The government's touchiness about criticism stifled any meaningful debate.
- Her touchiness was a symptom of her perfectionism.
- The slightest hint of disagreement would trigger his touchiness.
- She tried to conceal her touchiness, but it betrayed her in unguarded moments.
- The diplomat's touchiness in negotiations made it difficult to reach a compromise.
FAQs About the word touchiness
feeling easily irritatedThe quality or state of being touchy peevishness; irritability; irascibility.
sensitivity, animosity, antagonism, fussiness, unfriendliness, rudeness, hostility, antipathy, querulousness, supersensitivity
understanding, tolerance, affability, friendliness, forbearance, tolerance, patience, sociability, long-suffering, agreeableness
Her touchiness made it difficult to approach her without setting her off.
The subject of his past relationship brought about a sudden touchiness.
The team's touchiness was palpable, making it challenging to resolve conflicts.
His touchiness was rooted in a deep-seated insecurity.
