impressionableness (Meaning)
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impressionableness (n.)
The quality of being impressionable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impressionableness
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impressionableness Sentence Examples
- The child's impressionableness made him susceptible to both positive and negative influences.
- The speaker's eloquence left a lasting impression on the impressionable audience.
- The young girl's impressionableness led her to idolize her teachers.
- The painting's vivid colors and bold strokes created a powerful impression on viewers.
- The politician's charisma and oratory skills left a deep impression on the voters.
- The writer's descriptive language had a strong impression on readers, transporting them to the story's setting.
- The child's impressionableness made him easily swayed by popular trends.
- The new teacher's enthusiasm and creativity left a positive impression on the students.
- The movie's haunting imagery and disturbing plot left an unforgettable impression on viewers.
- The museum's collection of rare artifacts made a powerful impression on visitors, showcasing the wonders of human ingenuity and creativity.
FAQs About the word impressionableness
The quality of being impressionable.
No synonyms found.
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The child's impressionableness made him susceptible to both positive and negative influences.
The speaker's eloquence left a lasting impression on the impressionable audience.
The young girl's impressionableness led her to idolize her teachers.
The painting's vivid colors and bold strokes created a powerful impression on viewers.
