He is too touchy to make judicious decisions. [adjective]
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They are so touchy they will not brook even a single harsh or impolite word. [adjective]
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They have been touchy about, if not intolerant of, criticism, betraying a lack of introspection. [adjective]
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Carne stared fiercely, for he was of touchy temper; but he might as well have stared at a bucket of water in the hope of deranging its tranquillity. [adjective]
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If Admiral Darling smiled, it was to the landscape and the offing, for he knew that Stubbard was of rather touchy fibre, and relished no jokes unless of home production. [adjective]
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Women especially are so touchy. [adjective]
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Captains are always touchy about that sort of thing. [Please select]
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"Mother," Marion explained, "is getting awfully touchy about the piano." [Please select]
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Diogenes the Cynic exhibited the impudence of a touchy soul. [Please select]
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