impressionable in Greek
impressionable in Greek is ευεπηρέαστος — impressionable means easily influenced or shaped by other people or ideas, especially used of young people.
impressionable in Greek
ευεπηρέαστος
Pronounced: evepireastos
Being easily influenced (especially of young people).
What does "impressionable" mean?
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adj Easily influenced or shaped by other people or ideas, especially used of young people.
"Teenagers can be impressionable, so parents worry about what they see online."
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impressionable in a sentence
- Teenagers can be impressionable, so parents worry about what they see online.
- At an impressionable age, she was deeply affected by her favourite books.
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What is "impressionable" in Greek?
"impressionable" in Greek is ευεπηρέαστος. impressionable means: Easily influenced or shaped by other people or ideas, especially used of young people.
How do you pronounce ευεπηρέαστος?
"impressionable" in Greek is ευεπηρέαστος, pronounced "evepireastos".
How do you use "impressionable" in a sentence?
Example: "Teenagers can be impressionable, so parents worry about what they see online." In Greek, "impressionable" is ευεπηρέαστος.
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