(tr. Latin passio.) Passivity, receptivity. Obsolete.

Chiefly Theology. The quality of being passible; capacity for suffering or sensation.

= passibility, n. 1.

Capacity for mental sensitivity or responsiveness; sensibility. Obsolete.

Susceptibility to sensual or mental impressions; sensibility; discernment. Also (in plural): feelings. Obsolete.

The quality of being impressible; susceptibility to impressions. Obsolete.

The quality of being impressible.

Without const. Capacity for receiving mental or moral impressions.

The state or quality of being responsive. Also: an instance of this.

The quality of being impressionable; susceptibility to impressions.

The capacity to be affected or influenced; esp. susceptibility to physical or emotional stimuli; = affectibility, n.

Affective or emotional quality, state, or capacity (see affective, adj. 1c).

The degree to which something is responsive; the state or property of being responsive; responsiveness.

impressionability.

Receptiveness; capacity of receiving impressions.