Susceptibility is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUSCEPTIBILITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being susceptible
• the state or fact of being likely or liable to be influenced or harmed by a particular thing
• the ratio of magnetization produced in a material to the magnetizing force.
• The state or quality of being susceptible; the capability of receiving impressions, or of being affected.
• Specifically, capacity for deep feeling or emotional excitement; sensibility, in its broadest acceptation; impressibility; sensitiveness.
• the state of being susceptible; easily affected
• a person's feelings, typically considered as being easily hurt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being susceptible; lack of ability to resist some extraneous agent (as a pathogen or drug); sensitivity

Words related to SUSCEPTIBILITY

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Words that contain SUSCEPTIBILITY

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How to use SUSCEPTIBILITY in a sentence

• It arose with the susceptibility to beauty of form and color, and with the view of conveying thoughts and emotions of the soul by imitation of their outward expression.
• The susceptibility to this influence is in full operation in the minds of all men everywhere, and acting upon it will lead to the same results in all the relations of society.
• He must exercise them without having continually before him the fear of offending the susceptibility of the powers whose conduct he is obliged to notice.
• It is, indeed, to my unfortunate susceptibility to vivid impressions that all my misfortunes are due.
• The susceptibility of emotion varies with individuals.
• Her mind was lifted above the ordinary susceptibility to exhaustion.
• Perhaps if his life had been passed in less severe circumstances, this fine susceptibility might have become fanciful and morbid.
• They do not possess the susceptibility to which you have been appealing.
• This fundamental susceptibility is thus evoked without a corresponding stir of the higher imagination, and the result is as dangerous as possible.
• But this unfolding of his faculties in the shower of good fortune had refined his aesthetic susceptibility.
• It required something worse in its nature than Benedict Arnold susceptibility.
• They recognized in Thompson a lively susceptibility to certain disagreeable things which they accepted as a matter of course.
• For the moment he was no longer the man of pulse and susceptibility but the artist.
• You acquire an intense susceptibility on a few subjects, by the loss of those manifold influences which belong to the out-door habit of mankind.
• This sign of particular emotions produces a general emotion, participated in by everybody according to their respective susceptibility.
• Their success in tormenting their victims depends upon the susceptibility and refinement of feeling and taste on the part of the latter.
• For man who is a part of nature has perception, intelligence, memory, conscious reflection and susceptibility, while nature itself is quite bereft of them.
• All will become as one family, one people, and the same susceptibility to the divine bounty and education will be witnessed among mankind.
• He would find her point of susceptibility to ridicule, and hammer upon it until she cried enough.
• I heard her questioned the other day on that very point of susceptibility to cold.
• It aroused the national susceptibility, which directed its wrath against its amorous Minister.
• Each man excuses the susceptibility of the women with whom he has had romantic episodes, on the ground of his especial power or charm.
• Their language and manners are as peculiar to themselves, as their prowess and susceptibility.
• He rejoiced in this susceptibility when it enabled him to appreciate nature.
• Be damned to his tact! And the too eager excuses made by Lois in his behalf also grated on his susceptibility.
• You have a right to feel your susceptibility excited, however benignant it may be.
• D’Artagnan, then, remained majestic and intact in his susceptibility, till he came to this unlucky city of Meung.
• Also we observe that in this organ there is the exceeding susceptibility to injury, which, as we have observed, invariably accompanies powers of a lofty grade.
• The immunity from diphtheria is short, and in pneumonia, although there must be a temporary immunity, future susceptibility to the disease is probably increased.
• In man prolonged fatigue, cold, the use of alcohol to excess and even psychic depression increases susceptibility.
• Whether it was pride or susceptibility, he could scarcely tell himself, but he could not bring himself to thrust his sorrow and those of his family upon others.

Similar words containing SUSCEPTIBIL without suffix ity

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