TIME-SENSITIVE Definition & Meaning

time-sensitive

[tahym-sen-si-tiv]

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adjective

(of a product, document, or information) useful or relevant for only a limited amount of time.
These time-sensitive papers must be signed immediately.
Chemistry.��having properties that physically change with the passage of time.
When stored for prolonged periods, time-sensitive chemicals can become extremely hazardous.

time-sensitive

adjective

physically changing as time passes
only relevant or applicable for a short period of time

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of time-sensitive¹

First recorded in 1925–30; time ( def. ) + sensitive ( def. )

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“The medication is a lifeline for millions of women who need access to time-sensitive, critical healthcare — especially low-income women and those who live in rural and underserved areas,” said California Atty.

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At the online meeting, board members voted to give Magee emergency powers to make crucial, time-sensitive decisions.

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Again, unless it was time-sensitive—there could be any number of reasons why it was important that it happened that day.

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As well as hosting the challenges, MrBeast is also an executive producer on the series which Amazon says will resemble his YouTube videos, "fueled by time-sensitive emotional decisions, pyrotechnics, and of course, big-rewards".

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Humanity cannot afford business as usual when donor dollars are underutilized, especially when we have a time-sensitive opportunity to save lives.

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timescale time series

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