susceptible
Cross references:
1. liable
sus.cep.ti.ble \s*-'sep-t*-b*l\ \-ble-\ aj [LL susceptibilis, fr. L
susceptus, pp. of suscipere to take]up, admit, fr. sub-, sus- up + capere
to take - more at SUB-, HEAVE 1: capable of submitting to an action,
process, or operation {a theory (R@ to proof} 2: open, subject, or
unresistant to some stimulus, influence, or agency 3: IMPRESSIONABLE,
RESPONSIVE - sus.cep.ti.ble.ness n
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