Convincibility

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: The quality or state of being easily convinced or persuaded.

Senses:

1. Sense 1: The general quality of being susceptible to being convinced.

   Example sentence: Her convincibility made it difficult for her to resist peer pressure.

2. Sense 2: The specific state of being open to being persuaded about a particular subject or belief.

   Example sentence: Due to his convincibility, he quickly changed his political stance after hearing a persuasive argument.

Usages:

• Usage 1: The convincibility of a person can vary depending on their vulnerability or emotional state.

  Example sentence: The manipulative salesperson exploited her convincibility to sell unnecessary products.

• Usage 2: Convincibility is an important factor in negotiations and debates to sway opinions.

  Example sentence: The politician's convincibility helped him gain support from undecided voters.

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