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Meanings of receptiveness in English

Catalan
receptivitat

Willingness or readiness to receive (especially impressions or ideas)

receptivitat
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Examples for "openness"
Examples for "openness"
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But to know people, you need the opposite method: trust, love, openness.
Three philosophies of life
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In recent years social and political openness have matched the economic performance.
The Irish Times
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This Government came to power on a promise of openness and transparency.
The Irish Times
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The signs so far do not suggest a new era of openness.
The Guardian
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That openness to experimenting with new technology doesn't have an age limit.
The Guardian
1
In addition, receptivity to innovation fluctuates in time within the same region.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
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Background: Pinopode expression has been suggested as a marker of endometrial receptivity.
Pubmed
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The receptivity of the IPO market will hinge on such volatility subsiding.
Reuters
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In this respect they displayed a remarkable degree of open-mindedness and receptivity.
The Inside Story of the Peace Conference
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The experience of the day had sharpened her receptivity, broadened her out-look.
The Nine-Tenths
Usage of receptiveness in English
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Here is another test used frequently to test the receptiveness to hypnosis.
A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis
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New receptiveness follows upon new curiosity, and new curiosity upon information gained.
Democracy and Education: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Ed...
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She blended in closest union and swift interplay feminine receptiveness with masculine energy.
Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume II
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But it also includes spiritual receptiveness and faithfulness, which increase the absorbing power.
Expositions of Holy Scripture : St. Matthew Chaps. IX to XXVIII
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The players' receptiveness to his gegenpressing approach has been the most welcome of all.
The Guardian
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Any receptiveness to urgings of compromise and moderation will diminish with each passing week.
The Irish Times
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Increasing insight may improve receptiveness for therapy or driving restrictions.
Pubmed
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A swing in the liberal direction could foster a new receptiveness to campaign finance regulation.
Reuters
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This receptiveness to new ideas is one of the most remarkable features in St. Paul's mind.
Outspoken Essays
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The eager receptiveness of the people, ignorant as it was, was greater then than ever afterwards.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Minor P...
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The receptiveness of her silence spurred him on.
Maurice Guest
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You can play yourself or a fictional character -and their receptiveness to new ideas is key.
Reuters
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It's almost like learning to meditate; you have to find that state of clarity, of complete receptiveness.
The Guardian
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It was a lesson to me, and I have tried to emulate their receptiveness and childlike trust.
The Right Knock / A Story
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Health professionals also fostered receptiveness by drawing on their clinical experience to manage patients' anxieties about initiating insulin.
Pubmed
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He thought this her unusual wisdom and discernment, never dreaming it had been mostly his training and her receptiveness.
A Little Girl in Old Salem
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Receptiveness through the time