touchy

/ˈtʌtʃi/
adjective
  1. Easily upset or offended; oversensitive.
    • He gets touchy whenever someone criticizes his cooking.
    • She's been touchy all week because she's stressed about her exams.
    • My brother is touchy about his height, so don't mention it.
  2. Requiring careful handling because it could cause trouble or disagreement; delicate.
    • The teacher handled the touchy situation with sensitivity and fairness.
    • The topic of politics can be a touchy subject at family dinners.
    • Negotiating the salary is a touchy part of the job interview.
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