Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
oversensitive
adjective
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ But maybe, having been on our own for so long, we were just oversensitive.
▪ Cornering adjustability verges on the sensational, providing huge entertainment, though the brakes are oversensitive.
▪ Did she detect a conspiracy, or was she becoming a little oversensitive? she wondered.
▪ He was reacting in an oversensitive manner to helpful remarks from the foreman.
▪ Some are oversensitive, which leads to annoyance and casts doubt on readings which might not be inaccurate.
▪ Such oversensitive children may have attention problems.
Wiktionary
oversensitive
a. Having excessive sensitivity; reacting to stimuli too readily; thin-skinned.
WordNet
oversensitive
adj. unduly sensitive or thin-skinned
Usage examples of "oversensitive".
It was what come of buying paternalistic gadgets, high-strung, humanistic calculators, oversensitive, emotional machines.
Compassion is more important than either intellect or an oversensitive 'holi-All good mediums are people who are willing to serve and help others by passing on messages from the dead.