susceptibility

• Nom désignant l'état ou la propriété d'être facilement affecté, influencé ou blessé par quelque chose, ou la tendance à réagir fortement à une stimulation ou à une influence.

A noun referring to the state or condition of being easily affected, influenced, or harmed by something.

indénombrable

1. State of being easily affectedB2formal

   The condition of being likely to be influenced or harmed by something.

   Susceptibilité (état d'être facilement affecté)

   • Elderly people have a higher susceptibility to infections.
   • His susceptibility to flattery made him easy to manipulate.
   • The study examined the susceptibility of different plants to drought.

   Synonymesexposureliabilitypredispositionpronenesssensitivityvulnerability

   Antonymesimmunityresistance

2. Lack of resistanceB2formal

   The inability to resist or withstand a particular influence, often used in medical contexts.

   Susceptibilité (manque de résistance)

   • Poor nutrition increases susceptibility to disease.
   • The patient's susceptibility to allergies was well documented.
   • Genetic factors can affect susceptibility to certain conditions.

   Synonymesliabilityopennesspredispositionpronenessreceptivitysensitivityvulnerability

   Antonymeshardinessimmunityresistance