sensibilità
sensitivity
noun sen-see-bee-lee-TAH Rare
Origin: From Latin sensibilitas, from sensibilis (perceptible), from sentire (to feel).
Also means
sensibility
Usage Note
Sensibilità is feminine and invariable in the plural (like all Italian nouns ending in an accented vowel: le sensibilità). The written accent marks the stressed final syllable. It covers both emotional sensitivity (avere sensibilità verso gli altri — to be sensitive towards others) and physical sensitivity (sensibilità al dolore — pain sensitivity). The accent is mandatory in writing.
Examples
"Dimostra grande sensibilità verso chi soffre."
Natural Translation
She shows great sensitivity towards those who suffer.
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