Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
impressionable-minds
Noun
/ɪmˈprɛʃ.ən.ə.bəl maɪndz/
Definition
The ability of individuals, particularly children or young people, to easily absorb and be influenced by ideas, experiences, and opinions.
Examples
- Young children often exhibit impressionable minds, making them susceptible to advertising and peer pressure.
- Teachers play a crucial role in shaping the thoughts of impressionable minds in the classroom.
Meaning
Impressionable minds refer to people, especially the young, who are receptive to emotional and intellectual influences. They often form ideas and beliefs based on their surroundings and experiences.
Synonyms
- Susceptible minds
- Receptive minds
- Influenceable minds
