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impressionable

[im-presh-uh-nuh-buhl, -presh-nuh-] / ɪmˈprɛʃ ə nə bəl, -ˈprɛʃ nə- /


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At the wake, family members tried to soften the blow for the impressionable young girl.

From Los Angeles Times

But he carries the pathos of the impressionable idiot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead she holds forth on her cosmopolitan travels and philosophy of life, forming a close bond with a handful of impressionable students.

From The Wall Street Journal

Schools and parents have a vital role to play in "helping children identify positive role models and resist the manipulation too often used online to groom impressionable young minds," she added.

From BBC

Pines says he also had concerns that some of these guests - who looked like they were in their early 20s - were "too young" and "impressionable" for his then 50-year-old boss.

From BBC