supersensitive

Each one takes advantage of the mouth’s supersensitive touch sensors.

In an effort to help make science more inclusive, Shaw and his colleagues have come up with bite-sized molecule models that take advantage of the mouth’s supersensitive touch sensors, which can perceive finer details than our fingertips can.

I greatly fear that she is of too supersensitive a nature to go through the world without trouble.

To his supersensitive watchfulness, McWha was singing that song “jest a purpose to be ugly to the kid.”

She bowed, coldly, so it seemed to my supersensitive imagination, and I replaced the hat and continued my walk.

Lameness is intense and the parts are swollen and supersensitive.

To a highly strung and supersensitive nature like the writer's the strain must have been terrible.