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sensitivity group

noun

  1. a group of persons participating in sensitivity training.


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of sensitivity group1

First recorded in 1965–70
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Example Sentences

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Before the postponement, the National Gallery had convened a “sensitivity group†made up of members beyond the immediate Guston team, the show’s curator, Harry Cooper, said.

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Even though misophonia is a new term, thousands of people have been describing its effects on them for years and joined such online support groups as Yahoo’s Selective Sound Sensitivity Group and Reddit.com’s misophonia subreddit.

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Not easy, since Ronee is having a lesbian affair, the upstairs tenant is a yellow journalist with a randy mouth, a battered young bride has come to share the living room, and the three members of Will's male sensitivity group have all fallen in lust with each other.

He joined a men's sensitivity group, started a jazz-rock band�called Severance, fittingly enough�and met Pamela Koslow.

When this idea of them is heard by them, its effect corresponds to how I experienced the technique in sensitivity group of literally being allowed to dance into what felt like the circle of man, our group.

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