Usage examples (40)

• An impressionable youngster
• Those years from 18 to 25 are "called the impressionable years - it's the most important time for developing political and economic views," she said.
• Even just after they develop their adult brains, they are highly impressionable, which is why confirmations and bar mitzvahs etc are all held at about that time.
• So his son was once an "impressionable" little kid that by your words turned into a "mouthy" 14 year old.