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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sensitive place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location that requires careful consideration or is vulnerable to emotional or physical harm.
Example: "The discussion about the incident took place in a sensitive place, where everyone felt comfortable sharing their thoughts."
Alternatives: "a delicate location" or "a vulnerable area".
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"That said, this model forest is located in a sensitive place.
I was angry at myself—I knew better than to take notes in a sensitive place.
I was angry at myself — I knew better than to take notes in a sensitive place.
The bedroom is a sensitive place for aromas, so I was curious about Hammacher Schlemmer's Progression Wake Up Clock.
The rejection feels worse if you're already in a sensitive place, even though you know there's no real reason to take these strangers' opinions to heart.
It is an astonishing revelation to learn that the UK had an agent close to the top of al-Qaida, and working in such a sensitive place.
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If the Corps' new regulation prohibits carrying only inside dams and buildings that operate dams, the Corps will have a much greater chance of success on a "sensitive places" argument.
"I thought the young lads were terrific – young Sam Bates played his second spell with an injury in a really sensitive place and Alex Mellor, who played 80 minutes for the Under-19s on Thursday.
"Jerusalem is a very sensitive place.
The whole experience was very pleasant and it didn't really hurt: I got them done on my upper arm, which isn't a particularly sensitive place.
"Iraq is a particularly sensitive place for propaganda and there has long been the thought that thousands of soldiers may surrender in great numbers," said Major Taylor.
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