impressibility (Meaning)
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impressibility (n.)
The quality of being impressible; susceptibility.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impressibility
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
impressibility Sentence Examples
- The child's tender age left her highly susceptible to the impressibility of her surroundings.
- The psychologist examined the patient's suggestibility, noting their remarkable impressibility.
- The movie had a profound impressibility on the audience, leaving them emotionally affected.
- The artist's brushstrokes conveyed a sense of vulnerability and impressibility in her portrait.
- The toddler's eager eyes absorbed information with an impressibility that amazed his parents.
- The politician's charisma could not overcome the public's growing impressibility toward his policies.
- The young girl's quick learning abilities hinted at her exceptional impressibility and intellectual potential.
- The impressibility of the data made it susceptible to misinterpretation and manipulation.
- The psychiatrist analyzed the patient's threshold for impressibility, determining their likelihood of being influenced.
- The impressibility of the soil allowed the farmer to cultivate an abundance of crops despite the drought.
FAQs About the word impressibility
The quality of being impressible; susceptibility.
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No antonyms found.
The child's tender age left her highly susceptible to the impressibility of her surroundings.
The psychologist examined the patient's suggestibility, noting their remarkable impressibility.
The movie had a profound impressibility on the audience, leaving them emotionally affected.
The artist's brushstrokes conveyed a sense of vulnerability and impressibility in her portrait.
