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receptive

[ri-sep-tiv] / rɪˈsɛp tɪv /


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The FA has, in the past, chosen to ignore our requests for explanations and engagement but, positively, has recently begun to be more receptive.

From BBC

West Indian Gibson, a former England bowling coach, said Yorkshire would be receptive to a request for Bairstow to keep if it comes from the national team.

From BBC

And LeBron was often receptive to media questions about his son’s journey.

From Los Angeles Times

She mentally prepared herself to broadcast some of her most personal struggles to an audience that seemed less than receptive, bringing her son and a friend with her for support.

From Salon

The official said previous Israeli governments in 2021 and 2022 were not receptive to such talks, but that the White House was encouraged that both sides were willing to gather this year.

From Washington Post