persuasible (Meaning)

Wordnet

persuasible (s)

being susceptible to persuasion

Webster

Capable of being persuaded; persuadable.

Persuasive.

The politician's oratorical skills were highly persuasive, leaving the audience captivated and ready to support his views.
Despite its simplicity, the argument was surprisingly persuasive, effectively swaying opinions with its logical presentation.
The child's innocence made them highly persuasible, as they were easily convinced by their parents' promises.
The expert's evidence was extremely persuasive, leaving no room for doubt or skepticism among the listeners.
Even the most cynical individuals found the salesperson's persuasive techniques difficult to resist.
The persuasive power of the advertisement was evident from its immediate impact on sales.
The president's appeal for unity was highly persuasive, bringing together people from all walks of life.
The defendant's lawyer presented a persuasive defense, casting doubt on the prosecution's case.
The persuasive rhetoric of the cult leader had lured many followers into their dangerous practices.
The persuasive nature of the media has the potential to shape public opinion and influence political decisions.

being susceptible to persuasionCapable of being persuaded; persuadable., Persuasive.

unworldly,unsophisticated, genuine, wide-eyed, simple, childlike, malleable, simpleminded, unaffected, sincere

unimpressionable, suspicious, sophisticated, wary, critical,critical, skeptical, insensitive, skeptical, wary

The politician's oratorical skills were highly persuasive, leaving the audience captivated and ready to support his views.

Despite its simplicity, the argument was surprisingly persuasive, effectively swaying opinions with its logical presentation.

The child's innocence made them highly persuasible, as they were easily convinced by their parents' promises.

The expert's evidence was extremely persuasive, leaving no room for doubt or skepticism among the listeners.