impressionable Antonyms
Strongest:
- suspicious
- critical
- wary
- mistrustful
- cynical
- skeptical
- unimpressionable
- insensitive
- skeptical
- worldly
- sophisticated
- unimpressionable
- worldly
- critical
- mistrustful
- wary
- insensitive
- suspicious
- sophisticated
- cynical
Strong:
- shrewd
- polished
- foxy
- slippery
- refined
- cunning
- refined
- sharp
- artificial
- shifty
- false
- slick
- civilized
- crafty
- wily
- sharp
- affected
- tricky
- cosmopolitan
- crafty
- subtle
- polished
- cultured
- shrewd
- insusceptible
- insusceptible
- tricky
- sly
- cunning
- civilized
- seasoned
- slick
- worldly-wise
- subtle
- cultured
- assuming
- wily
- slippery
- false
- cultivated
- foxy
- artificial
- assuming
- worldly-wise
- cultivated
- sly
- affected
- cosmopolitan
- shifty
- seasoned
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- suggestible
- na-ve
- malleable
- ingenuous
- susceptible
- wide-eyed
- persuadable
- artless
- unaffected
- natural
- real
- unsophisticated
- simpleminded
- guileless
- gullible
- childlike
- unworldly
- dewy-eyed
Weak:
Meaning of impressionable
impressionable (a)
easily impressed or influenced
impressionable Sentence Examples
- The young child's impressionable mind absorbed the lessons taught by her parents.
- The media's constant bombardment of images left a lasting impression on the impressionable teenager.
- The charismatic speaker's speech left a deep impression on the impressionable audience.
- The first day of university made a lasting impression on the impressionable freshman.
- The moving performance left an unforgettable impression on the impressionable viewers.
- The traumatizing event left an enduring impression on the impressionable victim.
- The teacher's positive reinforcement made a significant impression on the impressionable student.
- The teenager's desire for acceptance led him to adopt the questionable values of his impressionable peers.
- The stunning beauty of the landscape left an enduring impression on the impressionable artist's mind.
- The delicate nature of the glass required careful handling by the impressionable volunteer.
FAQs About the word impressionable
easily impressed or influenced
naive, vulnerable,inexperienced, sincere, innocent, genuine, suggestible, naïve, malleable, ingenuous
suspicious, critical, wary, mistrustful, cynical, skeptical, unimpressionable, insensitive, skeptical, worldly
The young child's impressionable mind absorbed the lessons taught by her parents.
The media's constant bombardment of images left a lasting impression on the impressionable teenager.
The charismatic speaker's speech left a deep impression on the impressionable audience.
The first day of university made a lasting impression on the impressionable freshman.
