neurospast

/njuːrəˈspæst/

Definitions

1. noun

A hypothetical or fictional condition of the nervous system characterized by extreme or unusual sensitivity to stimuli.

“The sci-fi novel explored the concept of neurospast, a condition where the protagonist’s nervous system became hyper-sensitive to sound.”

2. adjective

Pertaining to or affecting the nervous system in an extreme or unusual way.

“The neurospast properties of the new medication made it a topic of interest in the scientific community.”

Synonyms

  • hypersensitive
  • neurological
  • sensitive

Antonyms

  • insensitive
  • numbing