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Definition of susceptible
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of susceptible is as below...
Susceptible
(a.)
Capable
of
admitting
anything
additional,
or any
change,
affection,
or
influence;
readily
acted upon; as, a body
susceptible
of color or of
alteration..
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Apathetical
::
Apathetical
(a.) Void of
feeling;
not
susceptible
of deep
emotion;
passionless;
indifferent.
Emphyteusis
::
Emphyteusis
(n.) A real
right,
susceptible
of
assignment
and of
descent,
charged
on
productive
real
estate,
the right being
coupled
with the
enjoyment
of the
property
on
condition
of
taking
care of the
estate
and
paying
taxes,
and
sometimes
a small
rent..
Variable
::
Variable
(a.)
Liable
to vary; too
susceptible
of
change;
mutable;
fickle;
unsteady;
inconstant;
as, the
affections
of men are
variable;
passions
are
variable..
Corruptible
::
Corruptible
(a.)
Capable
of being
corrupted,
or
morally
vitiated;
susceptible
of
depravation..
Solvable
::
Solvable
(a.)
Susceptible
of being
solved,
resolved,
or
explained;
admitting
of
solution..
Soluble
::
Soluble
(a.)
Susceptible
of being
dissolved
in a
fluid;
capable
of
solution;
as, some
substances
are
soluble
in
alcohol
which are not
soluble
in
water..
Impassionable
::
Impassionable
(a.)
Excitable;
susceptible
of
strong
emotion.
Impressionless
::
Impressionless
(a.)
Having
the
quality
of not being
impressed
or
affected;
not
susceptible.
Equivocation
::
Equivocation
(n.) The use of
expressions
susceptible
of a
double
signification,
with a
purpose
to
mislead..
Impressible
::
Impressible
(a.)
Capable
of being
impressed;
susceptible;
sensitive.
Melt
::
Melt (v.)
Hence:
To
soften,
as by a
warming
or
kindly
influence;
to
relax;
to
render
gentle
or
susceptible
to mild
influences;
sometimes,
in a bad
sense,
to take away the
firmness
of; to
weaken..
Passible
::
Passible
(a.)
Susceptible
of
feeling
or
suffering,
or of
impressions
from
external
agents..
Sore
::
Sore
(superl.)
Fig.:
Sensitive;
tender;
easily
pained,
grieved,
or
vexed;
very
susceptible
of
irritation..
Inductive
::
Inductive
(a.)
Facilitating
induction;
susceptible
of being acted upon by
induction;
as
certain
substances
have a great
inductive
capacity.
Excitable
::
Excitable
(a.)
Capable
of being
excited,
or
roused
into
action;
susceptible
of
excitement;
easily
stirred
up, or
stimulated..
Tender
::
Tender
(superl.)
Susceptible
of the
softer
passions,
as love,
compassion,
kindness;
compassionate;
pitiful;
anxious
for
another's
good;
easily
excited
to pity,
forgiveness,
or
favor;
sympathetic..
Investigable
::
Investigable
(a.)
Capable
or
susceptible
of being
investigated;
admitting
research.
Equivoke
::
Equivoke
(n.) An
ambiguous
term; a word
susceptible
of
different
significations.
Quick
::
Quick (n.) The life; the
mortal
point;
a vital part; a part
susceptible
of
serious
injury
or keen
feeling;
the
sensitive
living
flesh;
the part of a
finger
or toe to which the nail is
attached;
the
tender
emotions;
as, to cut a
finger
nail to the
quick;
to
thrust
a sword to the
quick,
to taunt one to the
quick;
-- used
figuratively..
Insusceptible
::
Insusceptible
(a.) Not
susceptible;
not
capable
of being
moved,
affected,
or
impressed;
that can not feel,
receive,
or
admit;
as, a limb
insusceptible
of pain; a heart
insusceptible
of pity; a mind
insusceptible
to
flattery..
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