impressionability (Meaning)

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impressionability (n.)

The quality of being impressionable.

Children's impressionability makes them vulnerable to both positive and negative influences.
The young boy's impressionability led him to idolize the popular athlete.
The politician's speech left a lasting impression on the impressionable audience.
The artist's latest exhibition showcased works that reflected his impressionability.
The students' impressionability made them eager to absorb new knowledge.
The young girl's impressionability made her easily swayed by peer pressure.
The traveler was overwhelmed by the vivid impressions left by the bustling city.
The movie's haunting imagery made an unforgettable impression on the viewer.
The writer's memoir captured the impressionability of his childhood experiences.
The teacher recognized the importance of fostering critical thinking in her impressionable students.

The quality of being impressionable.

credulity, ignorance, idealism, impracticality, carelessness, optimism, credulousness, gullibility, unawareness, obliviousness

sophistication, insincerity, cynicism, dishonesty, cynicism, artfulness, worldliness, worldliness, dishonesty, artificiality

Children's impressionability makes them vulnerable to both positive and negative influences.

The young boy's impressionability led him to idolize the popular athlete.

The politician's speech left a lasting impression on the impressionable audience.

The artist's latest exhibition showcased works that reflected his impressionability.