Thick-skinned Definition

thĭkskĭnd
adjective
Having a thick skin.
Webster's New World
Not easily hurt by criticism, insult, etc.
Webster's New World
Callous, unfeeling, hardhearted, etc.
Webster's New World
Largely unaffected by the needs and feelings of other people; insensitive.
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Thick-skinned Sentence Examples

  • If you're thick skinned and can endure, it's definitely worth the effort.

  • Report This Article Don't rush love will you WE reporters are pretty thick-skinned.

  • Who would have suspected so large and cold and thick-skinned a thing to be so sensitive?

  • Report This Article Do n't rush love will you WE reporters are pretty thick-skinned.

  • The thick-skinned round worms, such as the common horse-worm and the threadworms (see Nematoda), together with the Nematomorpha, Chaetosomatida, Desmoscolecida and Acanthocephala, form a fairly natural group. The Rotifera, with probably the Kinorhyncha and Gastrotricha, are again isolated.

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