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(of a person) Opposite of easily influenced by feelings or emotions
“More importantly, being rich doesn't make them unsusceptible to problems every family faces.”
Opposite of likely or liable to be influenced or harmed by a particular thing
“Gradually, castles became larger, stronger, and more elaborate, as builders tried to eliminate weak points and make the castle as invulnerable as possible.”
(susceptible to) Opposite of likely to be affected by something
“She's widely regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world, but even she's not immune to the pain of a broken heart.”
(susceptible of) Opposite of capable or admitting of
“Joshua's past had fully crippled him into believing that he was incapable of love and marriage.”
Opposite of easily deceived or duped
Opposite of being easily influenced (especially of young people)
Opposite of easily influenced or directed
“Thus, criticizing young people and negatively stereotyping them as rebellious, met with strong aversion from the youth and children alike.”
Opposite of easily or readily taken advantage of or deceived
Opposite of innocent or naive in nature
Opposite of exploitable or vulnerable
“She was protected from the treacherous invasion of the paparazzi by her bodyguard of fifteen years, who had served her well throughout her career.”
Opposite of easily or readily taken advantage of or deceived
Opposite of susceptible to being attacked or compromised
“Most retailers move data off their Internet server after receiving it so it will be inaccessible to hackers.”
Opposite of overly sensitive to criticism
Opposite of able to be influenced
Opposite of characterized by a period of development or formation
Opposite of being naturally susceptible to weaknesses or error from the condition of being human
“I wish I possessed supernatural powers that would make me infallible.”
Opposite of susceptible to illness or adverse conditions
“Generally, we know the benefits of having a healthy body, however, many of us don't know how to sustain it.”
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