persuadable
Speech parts
1. persuadable - Noun
2. persuadable - Adjective
3. persuadable - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
That may be persuaded.
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Examples
A persuadable temper might sometimes be as much in favour of happiness as a very resolute character.
But what Limbaugh said is dangerously untrue, and a persuadable listener could easily conclude there's no need to store up any extra food or anticipate an illness any more serious than a runny nose.
But he used Facebook masterfully to micro-target persuadable voters in key states.
However, that nationalist message may not break through to voters who have lost their jobs or fear coronavirus infection, and some potentially persuadable voters just can’t overlook their personal distaste for the president.
Over 48.5 million Americans have already voted, which leaves a winnowing group of persuadable individuals for Trump and Biden to win over.
Being persuadable requires rejecting absolute certainty, treating your beliefs as temporary, and acknowledging the possibility that no matter how confident you are about any particular opinion—you could be wrong.