Chiefly Theology. Capable of suffering or feeling; susceptible to sensation or emotion. Cf. patible, adj.

Having the quality of taking or receiving, receptive; in later use esp. disposed to receive and be affected by impressions (= susceptible, adj. 2a).

Capable of being easily impressed; susceptible (to); impressible. Obsolete.

figurative. Of a person, his heart, mind: Soft, plastic, impressionable like wax.

Of a person: Easy to be entreated, gentle; in Middle English with genit, eði modes gentle of mood. Also, Ready, susceptible; const. infinitive. Obs…

Capable of being impressed: (a) sensitive to impressions; susceptible, impressionable; (b) that can be impressed on something.

Responsive. Obsolete.

Responding quickly to some stimulus or influence; having the tendency to respond in this way.

Of a person or the mind: accessible to appeals, offers, emotions, ideas, etc.; receptive to new ideas or arguments. Also figurative. Cf. open mind, n.

Without const. Capable of being affected by, or easily moved to, feeling; subject to emotional (or mental) impression; impressionable.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

That feels quickly and acutely; easily moved by emotion; sensitive. Obsolete.

Capable of being affected.

Capable of being touched or affected emotionally.

Disposed to receive, receptive. rare.

Of persons or their feelings: Liable to be easily impressed or influenced; susceptible of impressions.

Of or pertaining to impressions; of the nature of an impression: in quot. 1860 = impressionable, adj.

Not made hard or callous.

That may be reached; within reach; attainable.

Subject to or susceptible to passion. rare.