Impressionable
Impressionable adjective - Easily impressed or influenced.
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Young and impressionable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Young" instead an adjective "Impressionable".
Young
Young adjective - Being in the early stage of life, growth, or development.
Impressionable and young are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impressionable" instead an adjective "Young".
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Related pairs
- tender and impressionable
- tender and young
- green and impressionable
- green and young
- unsophisticated and impressionable
- unsophisticated and young
- naive and impressionable
- naive and young
- immature and impressionable
- immature and young
- callow and impressionable
- callow and young
- inexperienced and impressionable
- inexperienced and young
Both words in one sentence
- Peter Soulless: I see you're young and impressionable too, So I have a jiggy load of "crunk" here for you!
Source: Speaking Like Totally Teen - Gazenga believes that allowing Nanu into the world of competitive United States college athletics might be too much for the young and impressionable man.
- Dark Chick: Storm, the young and impressionable street urchin who idolizes Mystique.
Source: Five Bad Band / Film
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