- susceptible
- receptive
Origin of susceptive
Medieval Latin susceptivussusceptive
sus·cep·tive
adjective
The definition of susceptive is likely to receive or receptive.
An example of susceptive is a person who is sensitive to the moods of those around them.
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susceptive
adjective
- Receptive.
- Susceptible.
Related Forms:
- sus·cep′tive·ness sus·cep′tiv′i·ty
noun
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