susceptibility
/səˌsɛptəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The state of being easily affected or influenced by something, especially something harmful or negative.
- Older adults have a higher susceptibility to the flu.
- The plant's susceptibility to frost means it must be brought indoors in winter.
- Her susceptibility to peer pressure made her try things she later regretted.
- A tendency to be easily influenced or affected by emotions or feelings.
- His romantic susceptibility led him to fall in love quickly.
- The artist's susceptibility to criticism made her avoid showing her work.
- Children often have a natural susceptibility to stories of magic and adventure.
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