Here are some examples:
* "She is susceptible to flattery." This means she is easily persuaded or influenced by compliments.
* "Children are susceptible to colds." This means children are more likely to get colds than adults.
* "The old bridge is susceptible to damage from earthquakes." This means the bridge is likely to be damaged if there is an earthquake.
Other related meanings of susceptible:
* Open to: This implies an openness or vulnerability to something. For example, "She is susceptible to new ideas."
* Capable of: This implies the ability to experience or be affected by something. For example, "The material is susceptible to staining."
The opposite of susceptible is resistant.