鋭えい敏びん

敏びん感かんN1sense 1
敏感 is the everyday word for sensitivity, including emotional sensitivity, while 鋭敏 is more formal and stresses sharp, acute perception of the senses or mind.
鋭するどいN3
鋭い is a common i-adjective covering sharpness of blades, eyes, or minds, while 鋭敏 is a more formal na-adjective often used in technical or descriptive compounds.
明めい敏びん sense 2
明敏 focuses on quick, clear-headed intelligence, whereas 鋭敏 can describe either sharp senses or a sharp mind.
聡そう明めい sense 2
聡明 describes overall wisdom and good judgment, while 鋭敏 emphasizes the speed and sharpness of perception or thought.

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感かん度どN1
鋭敏 describes the sharpness of a sense, instinct, or mind, while 感度 is the specific technical term for a measurable degree of sensitivity in a device or sensor.
鋭えい利り
鋭敏 emphasizes keenness of the senses or intuition (e.g. a sharp sense of smell), while 鋭利 focuses more on cutting sharpness or incisive reasoning.
感かん受じゅ性せいN1
鋭敏 describes a sharp, quick sensitivity (often of the senses or mind), while 感受性 is the more general noun for the trait of being receptive.

Opposites

鈍どん感かんN1sense 1
鈍感 means dull or insensitive to stimuli, the direct opposite of 鋭敏's sharp, acute perception.
愚ぐ鈍どん sense 2
愚鈍 describes a slow, dull-witted mind, contrasting with 鋭敏's sharp-witted, astute intellect.

鋭えい利り
鋭利 describes physical sharpness of a blade or edge, while 鋭敏 describes sharpness of senses or intellect, not physical cutting ability.

Compound of 鋭 (ei, 'sharp, pointed') and 敏 (bin, 'quick, agile'). The combination conveys sharpness and quickness of perception or intellect.