Passible

The sight of the beautiful scenery was passible, and she couldn't stop staring at it.

The sensation of the cool breeze was passible on her face, and she felt relaxed.

The taste of the wine was passible, and she enjoyed it with her friends.

The touch of the sand was passible under her feet as she walked on the beach.

The sound of the ocean was passible and calming, and she could hear it from her hotel room.

The poet's words were so powerful that they made the audience feel passible to the pain of the world.

It's important to remember that animals are also passible beings and should be treated with care.

The child was passible to emotional outbursts, often crying for hours on end.

The cat looked passible as it was meowing continuously for food.

The film was so well-made that it made the audience passible to the emotions of the characters.

As humans, we are all passible of experiencing sadness and joy.

Soldiers who have served in war zones can be more passible towards post-traumatic stress disorder.

The patient was passible to the doctor's treatment.

The old man was very passible towards his granddaughter and he couldn't bear to see her cry.

The athlete was passible to injury due to the rigorous training schedule.

The actress portrayed a passible character in the movie, crying her heart out.

I didn't know that plants were passible and could feel pain.

The elderly are often more passible to certain illnesses, such as the flu.

The therapist suggested that writing a journal could make it easier for her to become more passible towards her emotions.

Children are passible to the effects of extreme heat and cold more than adults.

The patient was given painkillers to make him less passible to the discomfort caused by the surgery.

The main character in the novel was depicted as a deeply passible individual who struggled with depression and anxiety.

People with autism spectrum disorder can be more or less passible to sensory stimuli.

The soldier had to be passible to mental and emotional trauma after witnessing the horrors of war.

She couldn't stand the sight of animal cruelty because she was extremely passible to the suffering of animals.

The author's writing was so powerful that it made the reader passible to the emotions of the characters.

The hiker's exposed skin was passible to sunburns in the scorching heat.

The cardboard box was passible to tearing apart during shipping.

The historical monument is passible to damage from natural disasters and vandalism.

The athlete's sprained ankle was passible to further injury.

The wooden deck is passible to rotting and decay from constant exposure to rain.

The computer system is passible to hacking and cyber attacks.

The elderly woman's bones were passible to fractures.

The endangered species is passible to extinction due to habitat destruction.

The old bridge is passible to collapsing under heavy weight.

The old building was passible to collapsing in the earthquake.

The injured athlete's condition was passible to deteriorating if left untreated.

The delicate skin of newborns is passible to rashes.

The soldier's armor was passible to arrows but protected him from swords.

The airplane's wing is passible to damage during a hailstorm.

The antique furniture is passible to scratches and dents.

The outcome of the investigation is passible to the evidence collected.

The company's profits were passible to the economic downturn.

The health of the patients is passible to the medication prescribed.

The performance of the stock market is passible to the political environment.

The accuracy of the research findings is passible to the sample size.

The decision to launch the new product is passible to the market demand.

The team's success was passible to their hard work and dedication.

The safety of the construction site is passible to the weather conditions.

The child's behavior was passible to his parents' disciplinary measures.