This page shows Susceptible in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like vulnerable or subject. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.
Susceptible in a sentence
Susceptible meaning
- Likely to be affected by something.
- Easily influenced or tricked; credulous.
- Especially sensitive, particularly to a stimulus.
Synonyms of Susceptible
Example sentences (20)
Avoid excess fertilization that promotes lush succulent growth that is more susceptible to this and other diseases.
All things considered, slipping crazy calls for both visitors to end up being susceptible, is happy to get harmed.
Even though the Ceramic Shield is designed to be more durable, it is still susceptible to everyday wear and tear.
However, holding so much energy on one Pokémon makes it susceptible to players lying in wait with Energy Removal.
But experts also point out that seniors tend to drive less and elderly people are more susceptible to fatal injuries.
All these suggest that China’s various political-economic pursuits are highly susceptible to the specter of inflation.
Localities that lack open spaces and have poor master planning are particularly susceptible to heating up in this way.
Some people, for instance, might be genetically predisposed to be more susceptible to air pollution, others not.
I imagine it's much less susceptible to having dust or debris accumulate on the folded screen, but only time will tell.
As a willow construction, made from organic materials, the sculpture is susceptible to deterioration over time.
Before that, the crops will become gradually weakened and susceptible to more diseases and insect infestation.
Recently, misinformation has been spread that the Basin’s waxy crude would be hauled as a liquid, susceptible to spills.
Retinoids can make your skin more susceptible to UV rays, and you can get burned easily if you go out without sunscreen.
Often, these moments leave him susceptible to attacks from the Autobots or even from within the Decepticons.
Dunrod Road has been susceptible to landslip and movement over a number of years, and remedial repairs have been carried out.
Mesquite trees are susceptible to spider mite damage, especially when the temperatures start to get hot.
Separately, the advisors voted to use nirsevimab in children younger than 2 susceptible to RSV during their second RSV season.
For example, and ranchers should know how susceptible they are to drought and have alternative plans for plantings or foraging.
With their thin, exposed edges, kitchen knives are particularly susceptible to this acidic reaction.
It is also highly interconnected with porous borders, heavily reliant on tourism, and susceptible to climatic change and disasters.
Common combinations with susceptible
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- susceptible to 167×
- more susceptible 48×
- are susceptible 21×
- particularly susceptible 12×
- is susceptible 11×
- less susceptible 11×
- highly susceptible 8×
- and susceptible 6×
- be susceptible 6×
- still susceptible 5×
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