Receptive is valid Scrabble Word

Is receptive a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is receptive valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for RECEPTIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

ready to receive
willing to consider or accept new suggestions and ideas
able to receive signals or stimuli
(of a female animal) ready to mate
willing to accept new ideas, suggestions, etc
Having the quality of receiving; able or inclined to take in, absorb, hold, or contain; receiving or containing; as, a receptive mind.
open to arguments, ideas, or change
ready or willing to receive favorably
of a nerve fiber or impulse originating outside and passing toward the central nervous system
able to absorb liquid (not repellent)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

able or inclined to receive; open and responsive to ideas, impressions, or suggestions

Words related to RECEPTIVE

receptively21 receptivities20 receptivity21

Words that contain RECEPTIVE

preceptive19 irreceptive18 receptively21 unreceptive18 preceptively24 receptiveness20 chemoreceptive28 photoreceptive26 receptivenesses22 mechanoreceptive30

How to use RECEPTIVE in a sentence

To Carroll, watching breathless and wide-eyed in that strange passive and receptive state peculiar to imaginative natures, they seemed alive.
Their sympathies are awake for the good everywhere, their minds receptive of the highest teachings.
All this, and more, the mere presence of this retired clergyman poured into his receptive and eager little soul.
She is then at an age when the mind is peculiarly receptive, and the ways of the young labourers with whom she is thrown into contact are not very refined.
The third aim of the wise was to educate the receptive and all who came to them in the attitude of disciples.
Back again in the Palais, cooled and made receptive to music by the joyous quarter of an hour in the buffet, we heard Mme.
It is a very admirable treatment, and I hasten to congratulate all men of receptive mind on the feast of wisdom which is theirs for the mere plucking of a book from a shelf.
She was receptive, this game woman, and knew Nature when she met her.
The sensibility and appreciation of beauty with the public is less prejudiced, less spurious, more receptive, and more artless.
They saw nothing, but were in too anxious a state to be receptive.

It is because our souls are so receptive, so imitative, and in consequence so easily perverted, darkened, blinded, or misled.
And if your soul is thus open and receptive, it is marvellous how full the world becomes to you of Divine voices.
The three stages are seen most clearly in Java where the population was receptive and the interior accessible.
For one soul deeply moved and agitated often affects by electricity another in a receptive condition.
Time, discipline, study, and thought enrich every nature which is receptive and responsive.
In fact, the attitude of either in relation to the other might in no way have been termed receptive.
The word made a great impression upon my dreamy, easily-excited, and receptive nature.
One fine, earnest, receptive pupil is about all any teacher should expect in a lifetime, but Plato had at least two, Aristotle and Theophrastus.
Our midnight visitor had made a copy of that single sheet, had made it hurriedly in pencil, and the impression had gone through on to the receptive softness of the blotting paper.
It would be strange if the receptive nature of the artist should escape the benignant infection.
Pray for them as they pray for you! When you do not know it, and are in a receptive attitude, they are able to make suggestions to you, if you are in difficulty.
Some pure soul or souls go to some land and sow the seeds of the heavenly teachings in the hearts of few who are most pure and so most receptive.
The people there seem to be broad in their outlook, receptive to any idea which helps the human family from decreasing its burden.
The most important thing is to polish the mirrors of hearts in order that they may become illumined and receptive of the divine light.
They ought to be assisted to reach important people speak to intelligent and receptive audiences, and obtain interviews with persons whose heart is open to the light of God.
One should search out those who are receptive to the Faith, and then concentrate on those persons in their teaching.
She was most receptive to practical ideas, and adopted methods readily, and her liberal service brought to her just recompense.
God was leading him, and he was receptive of the truth that saves.
Phoebe, too, once so sweet, so docile, so receptive, had begun to be critical, to resist him now and then.
On one of these receptive occasions the thing that happened put me permanently out of business.

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