1. capable of being hypnotized; susceptible to hypnosis

Examples

• The therapist explained that most people are hypnotizable to some degree.
• Research suggests that highly hypnotizable individuals tend to have vivid imaginations.
• Not everyone is equally hypnotizable; responsiveness varies from person to person.
• She discovered she was more hypnotizable than she had expected during the clinical trial.
• The study measured how hypnotizable different age groups were.
• Some people are naturally hypnotizable, while others require more practice and relaxation.