impressible Antonyms
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Meaning of impressible
Wordnet
impressible (a)
easily impressed or influenced
Webster
impressible (a.)
Capable of being impressed; susceptible; sensitive.
impressible Sentence Examples
- Her impressible mind readily absorbed new knowledge and experiences.
- The young child was highly impressible by the stories he heard from his grandmother.
- The artist's work showcased his ability to capture the subtle nuances of an impressible subject.
- The politician's charisma left an impressible mark on the electorate.
- She possessed an impressible personality, easily influenced by the opinions of others.
- The delicate petals of the flower were impressible to the slightest touch.
- The teacher used engaging teaching methods to make the lesson more impressible to students.
- The young boy's impressible nature made him vulnerable to manipulation.
- The therapist helped her patient overcome her impressible tendencies by building her self-esteem.
- The advertisement utilized vivid imagery to create an impressible impression on consumers.
FAQs About the word impressible
easily impressed or influencedCapable of being impressed; susceptible; sensitive.
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Her impressible mind readily absorbed new knowledge and experiences.
The young child was highly impressible by the stories he heard from his grandmother.
The artist's work showcased his ability to capture the subtle nuances of an impressible subject.
The politician's charisma left an impressible mark on the electorate.
