CEFR C1

suscipiency

noun

Meaning

The quality or state of being able to receive or take in something, such as ideas, information, or influences.

Examples

Her suscipiency to new ideas made her an excellent candidate for the research position.
The training program focused on developing the suscipiency of the students to complex mathematical concepts.

Synonyms: receptivity, capacity, susceptibility, absorbency

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suscipiency (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /sʌsˌsɛptəˈbɪləti/

Definition

The quality or state of being able to receive or take in something, such as ideas, information, or influences.

Examples

Her suscipiency to new ideas made her an excellent candidate for the research position.
The training program focused on developing the suscipiency of the students to complex mathematical concepts.
A child's suscipiency to learning is highest during their early years.

How to Use suscipiency

suscipiency to (prepositional phrase): The ability or willingness to accept or take in something. — "The team's suscipiency to feedback was crucial for their improvement."

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Antonyms of suscipiency

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