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View usage for: (rɪseptɪv) 1. adjectiveSomeone who is receptive to new ideas or suggestions is prepared to consider them or accept them. The voters had seemed receptive to his ideas. [+ to] Do you think that there is any receptive audience for his remarks. Synonyms: open, sympathetic, favourable, amenable More Synonyms of receptive receptiveness uncountable noun There was less receptiveness to liberalism in some areas. receptivity (riːseptɪvɪti) uncountable noun There was a lack of receptivity to the advances in science. 2. adjectiveIf someone who is ill is receptive to treatment, they start to get better when they are given treatment. ...those patients who are not receptive to treatment. [+ to] More Synonyms of receptive receptive in British English (rɪˈsɛptɪv) adjective1. able to apprehend quickly 2. tending to receive new ideas or suggestions favourably 3. able to hold or receive Derived forms receptively (reˈceptively) adverb receptivity (ˌriːsɛpˈtɪvɪtɪ) or receptiveness (reˈceptiveness) noun receptive in American English (rɪˈsɛptɪv) adjective1. receiving or tending to receive, take in, admit, or contain 2. inclined to the favorable reception of a request, suggestion, etc. 3. able or ready to receive new ideas 4. of reception or receptors Derived forms receptively (reˈceptively) adverb receptiveness (reˈceptiveness) noun or reˌcepˈtivity Word origin ML receptivus < L receptus: see receipt Examples of 'receptive' in a sentencereceptive The sun and moon are working well for you so people are more receptive to your plans. People are very receptive to your ideas and requests, so you could get the go-ahead for a project that means a lot to your family.The home mood is receptive so it is worth explaining your plans again.The moon visits your personality chart so people will be receptive to your plans.There is no medical reason why you could not use oestrogen to make the womb receptive.As the moon checks into your home chart the family become more receptive to your plans.The moon returns to your sign which will make people more receptive to your ideas.The support they provided each other makes them particularly receptive to single mothers as a result.Journalists must make their audiences receptive to the message.And the public have become much more receptive in the past few years.The moon returns to your sign ensuring people are receptive to your ideas.The moon is in your sign and this makes people receptive to you.In one sense they are preaching to a receptive audience.The moon returns to your birth sign and people are more receptive to your ideas and requests.The moon in your sign makes people more receptive to your plans.And they are finding a receptive audience.There is a receptive mood at home and more respect for your ideas so it is worth talking about property dreams.There is a more receptive mood at home so it could be worth talking again about thechanges you want to make.They may become progressively less receptive to their social environment, which includes people working for them.For not all Japanese industry is receptive to change.But he really wasn't receptive to changes to the way he did things.There's a more receptive mood within the family and a small compromise makes a big difference to property plans.Keep showing your girlfriend affection and, in time, she should become more receptive.Men, by contrast, are usually less tuned in to what is going on emotionally and thus less receptive.Many factors can make people more or less receptive to what I'm going to say. In other languagesreceptive British English: receptive ADJECTIVE Someone who is receptive to new ideas or suggestions is prepared to consider them or accept them. The voters had seemed receptive to his ideas. - American English: receptive
- Brazilian Portuguese: receptivo
- Chinese: 乐于接受的对新思想或建议
- European Spanish: receptivo
- French: réceptif
- German: aufnahmebereit
- Italian: ricettivo
- Japanese: 受容性のある
- Korean: 수용적인
- European Portuguese: recetivo
- Latin American Spanish: receptivo
Definition willing to consider and accept new ideas or suggestions The voters had seemed receptive to his ideas. Synonyms welcoming accessible open to suggestions Opposites prejudiced , biased , narrow-minded , unresponsive , unreceptive The patient was not at all receptive to treatment. Synonyms Opposites unresponsive , unreceptive Synonyms quick on the uptake (informal) Additional synonymsSynonyms open, subject, exposed, vulnerable, liable, susceptible, wide-open Definition watchful and attentive He had been spotted by an alert neighbour. Synonyms attentive, careful, awake, wary, vigilant, perceptive, watchful, ready, on the lookout, circumspect, observant, on guard, wide-awake, on your toes, on the watch, keeping a weather eye on, heedfulDefinition likely or willing to cooperate I've never had a long-term relationship. I'm not amenable enough. Synonyms receptive, open, susceptible, responsive, agreeable, compliant, tractable, acquiescent, persuadable, able to be influenced Additional synonymsWe found him very approachable and easy to talk to. Synonyms friendly, open, cordial, sociable, affable, congenialI was convinced that he was brighter than average. Synonyms intelligent, smart, clever, knowing, thinking, quick, aware, sharp, keen, acute, alert, rational, penetrating, enlightened, apt, astute, brainy (informal), wide-awake, clear-headed, perspicacious (formal), quick-wittedDefinition advantageous, encouraging, or promising He made favourable comments about her work. Synonyms positive, kind, understanding, encouraging, welcoming, friendly, approving, praising, reassuring, enthusiastic, sympathetic, benign, commending, complimentary, agreeable, amicable, well-disposed, commendatory Definition showing or expressing liking, goodwill, or trust He has been friendly to me. Synonyms amiable, kind, kindly, welcoming, warm, neighbourly, thick (informal), attached, pally (informal), helpful, sympathetic, fond, outgoing, comradely, confiding, affectionate, receptive, benevolent, attentive, sociable, genial, affable, fraternal, good, close, on good terms, chummy (informal), peaceable, companionable, clubby, well-disposed, buddy-buddy (slang, US, Canadian), palsy-walsy (informal), matey or maty (British, informal), on visiting terms hospitable political environments Synonyms receptive, tolerant, responsive, open-minded, amenable, accessibleDefinition involved in or affected by All the interested parties finally agreed to the idea. Synonyms involved, concerned, affected, prejudiced, biased, partial, partisan, implicated, predisposedDefinition willing to consider new ideas I have always been open-minded about politics. Synonyms unprejudiced, liberal, free, balanced, catholic, broad, objective, reasonable, enlightened, tolerant, impartial, receptive, unbiased, even-handed, dispassionate, fair-minded, broad-minded, undogmatic Definition responsive to feelings and moods He was always so sensitive and caring. Synonyms thoughtful, kind, understanding, feeling, kindly, concerned, patient, responsive, intuitive, receptive, attentive, perceptive, considerate, tactful, unselfishDefinition easily affected emotionally He was unusually susceptible to flattery. Synonyms responsive, sensitive, receptive, alive to, impressionable, easily moved, suggestibleShe sounds a most sympathetic character. Synonyms like-minded, compatible, agreeable, friendly, responsive, appreciative, congenial, companionable, well-intentioned |