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Meanings of very susceptible in English
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Usage of very susceptible in English
1
But human nature in its infancy is usually a very susceptible material.
2
Her presence had power in it, to which he was very susceptible.
3
This coronavirus is very susceptible to soaps and sanitizers if they're used.
4
The boy himself was very susceptible at this time to religious impressions.
5
This will flatter him, and those men are very susceptible to flattery.
6
They could therefore find themselves being very susceptible from those situations.
7
While in this condition they were very susceptible to the influence of music.
8
Boars are very susceptible to disease and the boar population was in decline.
9
Colville, whose mood was very susceptible to the weather, brightened in the ray.
10
For it is well known that Madame Morien has a very susceptible heart.
11
You see I had been alone so long, and I am very susceptible.
12
These serpents are reported to be extremely sagacious, and very susceptible.
13
There are, however, some babies who seem to be very susceptible to it.
14
Children are very susceptible, though unconsciously to themselves, to physical discomfort.
15
My mother is very susceptible as well-Louisatells me she's already falling asleep.
16
I am very susceptible to color, anywhere, in anything-especiallyin pictures.
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Very susceptible through the time
Very susceptible across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common