receptiveness (Meaning)

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receptiveness (n)

willingness or readiness to receive (especially impressions or ideas)

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The quality of being receptive.

The audience exhibited exceptional receptiveness to the thought-provoking speech.
The therapy session demonstrated the client's remarkable receptiveness to constructive feedback.
Marketing campaigns aimed to enhance brand receptiveness among target consumers.
The company's receptiveness to innovation fostered a culture of continuous improvement.
Teachers should cultivate a classroom environment that promotes student receptiveness to learning.
People with high emotional intelligence possess a greater receptiveness to diverse perspectives.
The receptiveness of the soil determines the growth and yield of crops.
Effective leadership involves fostering a climate of receptiveness to new ideas and suggestions.
The artist's receptiveness to criticism allowed them to refine their technique and produce stunning masterpieces.
Research indicates that mindfulness practices can enhance receptiveness to emotions and promote well-being.

willingness or readiness to receive (especially impressions or ideas)The quality of being receptive.

consciousness, mindfulness, awareness, attentiveness, sensitivity, aliveness,receptivity, watch, vigilance, red alert

preoccupation, engrossment, distraction, absentmindedness, obliviousness, abstraction, engrossment, absorption, daze, daydreaming

The audience exhibited exceptional receptiveness to the thought-provoking speech.

The therapy session demonstrated the client's remarkable receptiveness to constructive feedback.

Marketing campaigns aimed to enhance brand receptiveness among target consumers.

The company's receptiveness to innovation fostered a culture of continuous improvement.