1. susceptible
She was susceptible to colds.
Smokey is very fragile. He is susceptible to decreased moods.
Indian police officers are poorly paid which makes them susceptible to corruption.
The children involved have "severely compromised immune systems" rendering them more susceptible to the virus, the health department said.
Only for species susceptible for trichinellosis.
A path once bent is always susceptible to new changes.
Patients with poor immune systems are highly susceptible to colds.
Sarah was susceptible to all the feelings and emotions of ordinary women.
If You Leave Me Outside it susceptible to thievery
She isn't very susceptible to flattery. These plants are particularly susceptible to frost. Among particularly susceptible children, the disease can develop very fast.
Older people are more susceptible to infections.
The virus can infect susceptible individuals. <some people are more susceptible to depression during the winter because of reduced exposure to sunlight>
susceptible likely to be influenced by
It’s hard to dispute that compulsive gaming is bad and that kids on the spectrum are particularly susceptible to becoming addicted. / Now we believe susceptible individuals lack some of the more adaptive changes that occur in the resilient brain.
These plants are particularly susceptible to frost.
Inglese parola "podatny na chorobę"(susceptible) si verifica in set:
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