susceptibility (Meaning)

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susceptibility (n)

the state of being susceptible; easily affected

Individuals with a high susceptibility to allergies are prone to experiencing allergic reactions to various triggers.
The susceptibility of a material to corrosion depends on its chemical composition and environmental factors.
The susceptibility of a population to a disease is determined by genetic, immunological, and environmental factors.
Antibiotics can reduce the susceptibility of bacteria to infection.
The use of pesticides can increase the susceptibility of pests to natural enemies.
Climate change has heightened the susceptibility of ecosystems to extreme weather events.
Certain breeds of dogs exhibit a higher susceptibility to hip dysplasia than others.
The susceptibility of a metal to magnetism is influenced by its atomic structure.
Individuals with a genetic susceptibility to heart disease should adopt healthy lifestyle habits to reduce their risk.
The susceptibility of crops to pests and diseases can vary depending on the season and growing conditions.

the state of being susceptible; easily affected

sensitivity,vulnerability,weakness, proneness, defenselessness, exposure, frailness, helplessness, passivity, gullibility

invulnerability, invulnerability, immunity, immunity, invincibility,impenetrability, impenetrability, invincibility, indomitability,indomitability

Individuals with a high susceptibility to allergies are prone to experiencing allergic reactions to various triggers.

The susceptibility of a material to corrosion depends on its chemical composition and environmental factors.

The susceptibility of a population to a disease is determined by genetic, immunological, and environmental factors.

Antibiotics can reduce the susceptibility of bacteria to infection.