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What is the Latin root for sensitive?

The Latin root for "sensitive" is "sentire".

"Sentire" means "to feel" or "to perceive". It's the source of many English words related to feeling and perception, including:

* Sensitive: Able to perceive or feel things easily.

* Sentiment: A feeling or opinion.

* Sensory: Relating to the senses.

* Conscience: The inner sense of what is right and wrong.

* Assent: Agreement or approval.

So, "sensitive" literally means "able to feel".

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