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Discover LudwigThe phrase "easily hurt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is sensitive or quick to feel emotional pain.
Example: "She is easily hurt by criticism, even when it is constructive."
Alternatives: "sensitive" or "quick to take offense."
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Despite his size, he was gentle, sensitive, easily hurt.
Now she completely lacked self-confidence & her feelings were easily hurt.
So many mother-centred Paul Morels, easily hurt, indefinite and shrinking.
It is not uncommon that people who are highly ambitious are also very easily hurt.
The outwardly cold and aloof Peter Cook was in fact a sensitive man, easily hurt.
They have their injury problems, but Dimitri Payet and a fighting spirit mean they can easily hurt us.
Mila Kunis, of the almond-shaped eyes and the dusky skin, is all teasing mischief and easily hurt feelings.
Extremely sensitive, easily hurt by perceived slights, always desperate to please, Gehrig tells reporters he just needs to work harder.
Creed is easily hurt: "I go between thinking my work is shit and that it is great".
"And when I questioned his sanity he said what you've got to understand is that they're intensely emotional, much more emotional than human beings, and they're easily hurt.
If you harped on a bridesmaid's or groomsman's hair or tattoo, you could easily hurt their feelings by sounding as if you are ashamed of how they look.
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