Impressionable
Impressionable adjective - Easily impressed or influenced.
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Synonyms for Impressionable
True and impressionable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "True" instead an adjective "Impressionable".
True
True adjective - Free from any intent to deceive or impress others.
Usage example: may our love for one another always be true
Impressionable and true are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impressionable" instead an adjective "True".
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This is particularly true to some of the impressionable younger characters like Raven.
Source: Film / X-Men: First Class -
While it's true Twilight showed her up, she only had to do it because Trixie falsely bragged to all and sundry about defeating an Ursa Major, leading two of her more impressionable fans to prove her "greatness" by bringing the Ursa Minor to Ponyville.
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Mr. Grey and his enemy, from Dreamcatcher by Stephen King, masquerade as this to deceive impressionable humans from their true intentions
which means they fit the bill quite nicely, come to think of it.
Source: Space Elves
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