influenceable

English

Etymology

From influence +‎ -able.

Adjective

influenceable (comparative more influenceable, superlative most influenceable)

1. Capable of being influenced.
   • 2009, Rebecca Hawkins, Victor T. C. Middleton, Sustainable Tourism, page 70:

     If 25 per cent of the commercial holiday nights by UK domestic visitors are directly influenceable by national, regional and local tourist boards […]

   • 2021, Chris McChesney, Sean Covey, Jim Huling, The 4 Disciplines of Execution, page 67:

     Once the WIG was established, they had to determine the lead measures that were both predictive of fewer accidents and influenceable by the team.

Related terms

• influenceability

Translations

Capable of being influenced

• Catalan: influenciable (ca)
• Czech: ovlivnitelný
• Dutch: beïnvloedbaar (nl)
• Finnish: vaikutettavissa
• French: influençable (fr)
• German: beeinflussbar (de)
• Italian: influenzabile (it)
• Polish: dający się wpływać
• Romanian: influențabil (ro)
• Russian: легко́ поддаю́щийся влия́нию (lexkó poddajúščijsja vlijániju)
• Spanish: influenciable
• Swedish: påverkbar (sv)