suggestible

Once it enters the bloodstream, the victim loses free will and becomes suggestible.

"Perhaps you will be suggestible by your therapist and remember things that didn't happen." There are also fears therapy may lead to claims the victim was "coached" on giving evidence.

Ms Jones said Mrs Devitt was sat on her walking frame and suffers from a form of Parkinson's disease that affected her reasoning and causes her to be very suggestible.

It would make him "far more compliant, suggestible and tend to acquiesce with questions", especially if crossexamined aggressively.

Jurors heard Peter Griffiths used his "suggestible" wife Avril, who has a very low IQ, as bait to groom the children with alcohol and cigarettes between the 1970s and 1990s.

But the jury was told she was not "a terribly suggestible person" compared to others.

It appears we Brits are quite suggestible when it comes to TV viewing and holiday habits.

Love Island host Caroline Flack It appears we Brits are quite suggestible when it comes to TV viewing and holiday habits.

The patient was assessed for suggestibility through handwriting analysis and finger spreading technique and she was emotional suggestible. She was fully explained about the steps of the process of hypnosis.

Choosing a destination is as arduous as ever, so it is suggestible that one needs to think on their feet when it comes to travelling.

But perception is suggestible which can read across to image management.

That confession, Amor's attorneys say, was coerced from a highly suggestible man who had just lost his home, all his belongings, his mother-in-law and, ultimately, his marriage when he was served divorce papers during his interrogation.