SENSITIF ? “I AM”

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SENSITIVE late 14c.,  in reference to the body or its parts, “having the FUNCTION of SENSATION;” also (early 15c.) “pertaining to the falculty of the soul that receives and analyzes sensory information;” from old French sensitif  “capable of feeling;”  (13c.) and directly from Medieval Latin sensitivus  “capable of sensation,”  from Latin sensus, past participle of sentire “feel perceive.”  SENSE. (etymology.com)

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