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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tender spot" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a sensitive area, either physically or emotionally. Example: "After the fall, I discovered a tender spot on my knee that was bruised and sore."
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Unknowingly, the child had touched a tender spot.
Miss Stewart hit a tender spot in homesick soldiers' hearts.
This is still a tender spot, one that seems certain to become ever more inflamed.
Chuck Wepner placed his giant hand on Liev Schreiber's spine and felt a tender spot.
But the subject is a tender spot for officials of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
And he never did get a degree, still a tender spot with him.
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MTrPs are characterized by an exquisite tender spot, a taut band, referred pain, a local twitch response, motor dysfunction, and an autonomic phenomenon [ 1].
The anaesthetic did indeed wear off during the course of the performance so that when I hit a suddenly tender spot there was an agonised yelp uncatered for in Larkin's muted verse.
If you hit a particularly tender spot, you could cause a sudden, sharp pain that makes him turn around and nip you.
In conclusion our findings suggest that heavy rolling massage on muscles containing a hypersensitive tender spot (Ipsi-R) can provide an acute increase in pain threshold.
(Indeed, the program is trying to make veterans more aware of the dogs' availability). Some women have a particularly tender spot for these ex-soldiers.
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