Impressionable
Impressionable adjective - Easily impressed or influenced.
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Synonyms for Impressionable
Real and impressionable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Real" instead an adjective "Impressionable".
Real
Real adjective - Free from any intent to deceive or impress others.
Usage example: real folk who don't put on airs
Impressionable and real are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impressionable" instead an adjective "Real".
Both words in one sentence
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Thats real conservative.Cynthia: Im proposing that impressionable students hear all sides of the issues.
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Later, the real Santa smacks a department store psychologist with his cane for telling an impressionable young boy that he was mentally ill for wanting to do good on Christmas.
Source: Bad Santa - Quite possibly used so that impressionable children don't try to imitate the heroes in real life, going back to the George Reeves Superman series, where there were reports of kids donning red towels and jumping out of their window in an attempt to fly.
Source: Never Be a Hero
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