persuadable
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4.6
- adjective
- /pərˈswādəbəl/
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persuadible
- What can Romney say that persuadable voters have not heard before?
- persuadable voters
- persuadable people
- persuadable or undecided
But if you had someone young, I guarantee this would be a large portion of your platform as you try and get persuadable voters on your side.
- But if you had someone young, I guarantee this would be a large portion of your platform as you try and get persuadable voters on your side.
- I mean, look, there would be no advertising or negative political ads if people were not persuadable.
Examples
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But I'm persuadable in different directions to some degree.
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In 2008, 1 in 7 voters was persuadable at one time.
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Are they persuadable with deals?
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Well, certainly I'm persuadable about that...
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Which demonstrates that I, at least, am persuadable in almost any forum, as long as you argue your point well.
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It's not that hard to imagine an undecided or persuadable voter on the props.
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On the doors, volunteers talked to some newly registered Democrats, infrequent voters, and persuadable Nonpartisans and Republicans.
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Our focus must be twofold: get our message to the folks in the middle that are persuadable and, even more importantly, get our supporters to the polls in numbers so large the ignorant tea party types won't matter.
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Many young adults are persuadable when it comes to making important life decisions.
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Politicians often target persuadable voters during campaigns to sway the election results.
Synonyms
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Easily influenced by what other people say
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Easily accepts other people's ideas
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Willing to do what others tell them and easy to control
Open to changing your mind when given good reasons
Being easily persuaded by other people or by what they say
Likely to accept clear arguments or evidence
Easily persuaded to change their mind
Easy to persuade to support, like voters or customers
Antonyms
How Persuadable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Persuadable comes from persuade, which has the parts per- 'through' and suadere 'to advise'. So a persuadable person is open to being persuaded, or easy to convince.