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Definition of «sensibility»

Sensibility refers to a person's ability or willingness to be affected by others' emotions, experiences and situations. It is often used in the context of being empathetic, compassionate and understanding towards people around you. A person with sensibility can easily relate to other people’s feelings and respond appropriately based on their own emotional intelligence.

Usage examples

  1. She had a sensibility for art, and could appreciate even the smallest details in a painting.
  2. His sensibility towards nature led him to become an environmental activist, fighting for the preservation of endangered species.
  3. The poet's words had a deep sensibility, evoking emotions and thoughts that resonated with the readers.
  4. The professor valued intellectual sensibility in his students, encouraging critical thinking and open-mindedness in their academic pursuits.
  5. Jenny's sensibility towards others' feelings made her the go-to person for advice and support among her friends.

Phrases with «sensibility»

Sentences with «sensibility»

  • It's a total throwback to the glorious 32 - bit era of RPGs, with modern sensibilities of course. (dailydot.com)
  • The Japanese automaker is also looking to appeal to your aesthetic sensibilities with a futuristic design similar to that found on the new CR - Z. (autoguide.com)
  • It delivers the best of both worlds: a vehicle that combines European sensibilities in design, fit and finish, and handling characteristics with market relevant features and outstanding value. (thetorquereport.com)
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