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Meanings of impressible in English
Portuguese
impressionável Easily impressed or influenced.
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Examples for "impressionable"
Examples for "impressionable"
1
You were at an impressionable age, too young to know your error.
2
Well you young people are impressionable.' She again started moaning and bickering.
3
The young and impressionable son had small, shocked eyes: open yet vulnerable.
4
We need to protect our homes, our families, and our impressionable youth.
5
But being young and impressionable, I gave him my phone number anyway.
1
In the 'picnic table control', you will find a waxy orange substance.
2
The waxy tones were in all the visible parts of her flesh.
3
Luckily, the sides are still a bit waxy from the previous day.
4
Water ran in rivulets down waxy leaves-droppedfrom the fruit like rain.
5
The flowers are small, pure white, waxy, and twisted in the petals.
Usage of impressible in English
1
Their hearts had long ago ceased to be impressible by horrid fancies.
2
Pelle himself had tears in his eyes; he suddenly felt weak and impressible.
3
The most sedate communities become mercurial and impressible in time of deep excitement.
4
Here the delight of the impressible young foreigner deepened into awe.
5
At that impressible time of life, it must sometimes produce a fixed impression.
6
They are primitive beings impressible mainly to concrete motives of the barest kind.
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Paraffined paper appears also to have been experimented with as an impressible material.
8
He is as impressible as a schoolboy let loose for the long vacation.
9
Nerve tissue is impressible and everything that touches it leaves an ineradicable trace.
10
Doubt, despair, and apprehension held unimpeded sway over his impressible but inactive faculties.
11
His brain is first-rate, I should think not impressible, but vigorous.
12
A good dinner produces a good mood,-atleast, it produces an impressible mood.
13
As I grew in strength, my nerves ceased to be impressible to such annoyances.
14
All this was terrible to the impressible, imaginative, and naturally buoyant temper of Mildred.
15
She followed this up with a conversation about racism-Lumumba ,animpressible eight years old.
16
Many blondes are very gentle, yielding in character, impressible, unelastic.
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