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Meaning of sensitive flesh
The primary meaning of "sensitive flesh" refers to flesh or skin that is easily irritated, injured, or affected by external stimuli.
Etymology of sensitive flesh
The word "sensitive" comes from the Latin word "sensitivus," meaning "having the power of sensation" or "capable of feeling."
The word "flesh" comes from the Old English word "flæsc," meaning "flesh" or "body."
The phrase "sensitive flesh" has been used in English since the 17th century to describe skin or tissue that is easily irritated or injured.
Synonyms
delicate skin
tender tissue
fragile body
soft body
weak flesh
frail skin
sensitive skin
gentle flesh
dainty skin
fine tissue
thin skin
vulnerable flesh
susceptible skin
impressionable body
receptive tissue
responsive skin
hypersensitive skin
allergic flesh
reactive tissue
irritable skin
inflamed flesh
sore skin
painful tissue
aching body
tender flesh
bruised skin
damaged tissue
broken skin
wounded flesh
cut skin
lacerated tissue
abraded flesh
chafed skin
scraped tissue
raw flesh
exposed skin
uncovered tissue
unprotected flesh
unguarded skin
open tissue
defenseless flesh
sensitive body
sensitive tissue.
Definitions
- Sensitive flesh is defined by Oxford Languages as flesh or skin that is easily irritated or injured, often due to an allergic reaction, injury, or disease.
- * It can also refer to flesh or skin that is highly responsive to external stimuli, such as touch, temperature, or pressure.
Usage Examples
- The patient had sensitive flesh on her hands, which made it difficult for her to wear gloves.
- * The doctor examined the sensitive flesh on the patient's back, looking for signs of irritation or injury.
- * The sensitive flesh on the baby's bottom required extra care and attention to prevent diaper rash.
Antonyms
tough skin
hard flesh
resilient tissue
strong body
robust skin
unyielding flesh
unsensitive tissue
numb skin
desensitized flesh
calloused body
thick skin
toughened tissue
hardened flesh
resistant skin
impervious tissue
unresponsive flesh
insensitive skin
dull tissue
unfeeling body
apathetic flesh
indifferent skin
unemotional tissue.