receptive in Latin
receptive in Latin is susceptīvus — receptive means open and willing to consider new ideas, suggestions, or feedback.
receptive in Latin
susceptīvus
Ready to receive something, especially new concepts or ideas.
What does "receptive" mean?
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adj Open and willing to consider new ideas, suggestions, or feedback.
"The manager was receptive to new ideas from junior staff."
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receptive in a sentence
- The manager was receptive to new ideas from junior staff.
- Audiences were surprisingly receptive to the experimental film.
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What is "receptive" in Latin?
"receptive" in Latin is susceptīvus. receptive means: Open and willing to consider new ideas, suggestions, or feedback.
How do you use "receptive" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager was receptive to new ideas from junior staff." In Latin, "receptive" is susceptīvus.
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