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impassionable

impassionable adjective: excitable or sensitive or susceptible to strong emotion.

Adjective

impassionable (comparative more impassionable, superlative most impassionable)

  1. Excitable or sensitive or susceptible to strong emotion.

Forms of impassionable

comparativemore impassionable
superlativemost impassionable

Origin of impassionable

From impassion + -able.

Questions about impassionable

What does impassionable mean?
Impassionable means excitable or sensitive or susceptible to strong emotion.
What part of speech is impassionable?
Impassionable is an adjective.

Words near impassionable in the dictionary

  1. impassibility
  2. impassible
  3. impassibleness
  4. impassibly
  5. impassion
  6. impassionable
  7. impassionate
  8. impassionated
  9. impassionately
  10. impassionateness
  11. impassionates

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