Usually means: Excessively sensitive to stimuli, reactive.
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  1. hypersensitized: Merriam-Webster
  2. hypersensitized: Collins English Dictionary
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  4. hypersensitized: Wiktionary
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  6. hypersensitized: Rhymezone
  7. hypersensitized: FreeDictionary.org
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  1. hypersensitized: Encyclopedia

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  1. hypersensitized: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary

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▸ adjective:  Made hypersensitive.

Similar:
hypersensitive, sensitized, allergic, supersensitive, susceptible, supersensitized, oversensitized, extrasensitive, hypersensuous, oversensible, more...

Opposite:
desensitized, numbed, dulled



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Similar:
hypersensitive, sensitized, allergic, supersensitive, susceptible, supersensitized, oversensitized, extrasensitive, hypersensuous, oversensible, more...

Opposite:
desensitized, numbed, dulled



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