Difference between Receptive and Amenable

RECEPTIVE vs AMENABLE: ADJECTIVE

Capable of or qualified for receiving.
Of or relating to the skills of listening and reading.
Receiving or ready to receive penetration in sexual intercourse.
Receiving or ready to receive male gametes or nuclei during sexual reproduction.
Of a nerve fiber or impulse originating outside and passing toward the central nervous system
Open to arguments, ideas, or change
Having the quality of receiving; able or inclined to take in, absorb, hold, or contain; receiving or containing.
Capable of receiving something
Ready to receive new ideas or concepts
Able to absorb liquid (not repellent)
Ready or willing to receive favorably

Disposed or willing to comply
Liable to answer to a higher authority
Readily reacting to suggestions and influences
Willing to accept a suggestion or submit to authority.
Ready to consent; agreeable.
Responsible to higher authority; accountable: : responsible.
Susceptible or open, as to testing or criticism.
Easy to be led; governable, as a woman by her husband.
Liable to be brought to account or punishment; answerable; responsible; accountable.
Liable to punishment, a charge, a claim, etc.
Willing to yield or submit; responsive; tractable.
Willing to respond to persuasion or suggestions.
Willing to comply with; agreeable.
Open to being acted upon in a certain way

Having the quality of or capacity for receiving, admitting, or taking in; able to hold or contain.

Liable to make answer or defense; answerable; accountable; responsible: said of persons.
Under subjection or subordination; liable or exposed, as to authority, control, claim, or application: said of persons or things: as, persons or offenses amenable to the law; amenable to criticism.
Disposed or ready to answer, yield, or submit, as to influence or advice; submissive.
Disposed or willing to conform
Responsive to suggestions and influences

Attentive, Interested, Responsive, Sympathetic, Supportive, Amenable, Admissive, Acceptive, Open to, Centripetal, Pervious, Afferent, Sensory, Acceptant, Hospitable

Suitable, Favorable, Supportive, Susceptible, Conducive, Accommodating, Receptive, Subject to, Accountable, Answerable, Testable, Compliant, Responsive, Tractable, Willing

Attentive, Interested, Responsive, Sympathetic, Supportive, Amenable, Open to, Admissive, Acceptive, Centripetal, Pervious, Afferent, Sensory, Acceptant, Hospitable

Suitable, Favorable, Supportive, Susceptible, Conducive, Accommodating, Receptive, Subject to, Accountable, Answerable, Testable, Compliant, Responsive, Tractable, Willing

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Subtests include Receptive Language Age, Receptive Quotient, Expressive Language Age, Expressive Quotient, Combined Language Age and Language Quotient.
In protogyny the female organ is receptive before the male is mature, and in protandry the male is ready before the female is receptive.
Features at lower levels have smaller receptive ufb01elds, whereas features at higher levels have larger receptive ufb01elds.
Like, which groups have been least receptive, and which have been most receptive?
Receptive Language The purpose of this course is to inform future educators on the stages of expressive and receptive language.
Indeed, fine motor deficits relate to receptive and receptive language problems in people on the autism spectrum, a relationship not found in typical people.
In name, the word of God has not remained creative; it has become in one part receptive, even if receptive to language.
Areas of receptive language skills include: attention, receptive vocabulary, following directions, and understanding questions.
There were receptive local community officials, receptive villagers, and it worked.