WordNet
adj. readily affected by various agents; "a highly sensitive explosive is easily exploded by a shock"; "a sensitive colloid is readily coagulated"
Usage examples of "highly sensitive".
Down below, in the Oxford's forward NSA spaces, intercept operators listened with highly sensitive KG-14 multichannel receivers.
Did he possess some highly sensitive information, something critical to defense?
The computer systems on the milling machines are highly sensitive.
She also remains highly sensitive to the emotions and electrical currents around her.
Green discovered that she was highly sensitive to such teasing touches.
His travel documents included some highly sensitive papers, but, more important, he had intimate knowledge of numerous KGB personnel and activities.
The rite of passage into adulthood was a highly sensitive area in the cultures of many intelligent species, and one into which he was not qualified to delve.
By this action she was straining the digital nerve on the front of his hand while simultaneously pinching the highly sensitive median and radial nerves on the back.
I believe that the answers he gave are truthful and accurately describe what happened to him and those who accompanied him on a highly sensitive, UN-directed assassination mission into Iraq twelve months ago.