susceptible

/səˈsɛptəbəl/
adjective
  1. Likely to be affected or harmed by something.
    • The old wooden house was susceptible to fire damage.
    • Young plants are susceptible to damage from strong winds.
    • People with weak immune systems are more susceptible to infections.
  2. Easily influenced or affected by emotions or ideas.
    • She was susceptible to flattery and often believed insincere compliments.
    • He is susceptible to bouts of sadness during the winter months.
    • Teenagers can be susceptible to the influence of social media trends.
  3. Capable of being affected or changed in a particular way (often followed by 'to' or 'of').
    • The problem is susceptible to a simple solution.
    • This data is susceptible to different interpretations.
    • Her argument is not susceptible to proof.
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