touchy in Irish
touchy in Irish is drisíneach — touchy means easily upset or offended; quick to take offense.
touchy in Irish
drisíneach
(of a person) Easily offended, oversensitive.
What does "touchy" mean?
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adjective Easily upset or offended; quick to take offense.
"He's a bit touchy about his height, so don't joke about it."
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adjective Requiring careful or tactful handling because it is sensitive or controversial.
"Salary is a touchy subject in most offices."
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touchy in a sentence
- He's a bit touchy about his height, so don't joke about it.
- Salary is a touchy subject in most offices.
- Negotiations over the border remain a touchy issue.
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What is "touchy" in Irish?
"touchy" in Irish is drisíneach. touchy means: Easily upset or offended; quick to take offense.
How do you use "touchy" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a bit touchy about his height, so don't joke about it." In Irish, "touchy" is drisíneach.
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