persuasible
adjective
per·sua·si·ble pər-ˈswā-zə-bəl 
-ˈswā-sə-
: persuadable
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, plausible, from Middle French, from Latin persuasibilis persuasive, from persuasus, past participle of persuadēre
First Known Use
1502, in the meaning defined above
persuasible
adjective
as in unaffected
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- unaffected
- unsophisticated
- malleable
- impressionable
- simpleminded
- childlike
- simple
- persuadable
- inexperienced
- real
- true
- susceptible
- genuine
- naive
- ingenuous
- vulnerable
- artless
- sincere
- honest
- guileless
- innocent
- unworldly
- unpretentious
- gullible
- natural
- naïve
- wide-eyed
- gee-whiz
- exploitable
- unpretending
- dewy-eyed
- suggestible
- trusting
- unwary
- trustful
- gullable
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- critical
- unimpressionable
- insensitive
- suspicious
- sophisticated
- skeptical
- wary
- cynical
- worldly
- cosmopolitan
- refined
- polished
- affected
- mistrustful
- civilized
- subtle
- insusceptible
- tricky
- cultivated
- cultured
- cunning
- seasoned
- designing
- shrewd
- sharp
- assuming
- false
- sly
- wily
- artificial
- crafty
- slippery
- underhanded
- artful
- slick
- calculating
- foxy
- scheming
- dishonest
- fake
- shifty
- knavish
- pretentious
- guileful
- arch
- insincere
- phony
- worldly-wise
- phoney
- canny
- dissembling
- dissimulating