suggestible
suggestible — 形容詞
- suggestiblepositive
- more suggestiblecomparative
- most suggestiblesuperlative
1. A suggestible person tends to quickly accept what others think or say, often cha
易受影響的
容易因他人意見而改變想法或行為的
A suggestible person tends to quickly accept what others think or say, often changing their own views or actions as a result of that influence.
Kwame is highly suggestible — when friends called the film boring, he agreed he disliked it.
Kwame 很容易受影響——朋友說那部電影無聊時，他也跟著說自己不喜歡。
be + highly + suggestible + when-clause showing social influence
Under hypnosis, patients become highly suggestible and may follow instructions they would normally question.
在催眠狀態下，患者極易受影響，可能會遵從平時會質疑的指令。
become + suggestible + under [condition]
Sora's suggestible nature means she often changes her outfit to match her classmates.
Sora 容易受影響的個性使她常為了跟同學穿得一樣而換衣服。
suggestible nature + result clause showing behavioural effect
Elena is too suggestible for sales work — she would believe every customer complaint she heard.
Elena 太容易受影響了，不適合做業務工作——她可能會相信聽到的每一句客戶抱怨。
- highly suggestible
- very suggestible
- suggestible nature
- suggestible state
- become suggestible
- easily suggestible
- impressionable
More neutral; often used for young people whose character is still developing
- gullible
More negative; implies being easy to fool or deceive
- malleable
Formal; suggests being completely shaped by external forces
- persuadable
Focuses on openness to reasoned argument rather than general influence
- stubborn
Resists all influence, even reasonable arguments
- opinionated
Has fixed strong views that are hard to change
用法筆記
Frequently modified by intensifiers such as 'highly' or 'very'. The phrase 'suggestible nature' is a common pattern for describing a person's character trait. This term appears often in psychological writing about hypnosis, advertising influence, and social conformity.
常見錯誤
同根字
- suggest動詞B1
- suggestion名詞B1
- suggestive形容詞B2
- suggestively副詞C1