1. the quality or state of being willing to consider or accept new ideas, suggestions, or changes
2. the ability to receive or respond to stimuli, signals, or influences
Usage: often used in scientific or technical contexts

Examples

• The teacher praised the students’ receptivity to new learning methods.
• Her receptivity to feedback helped her improve quickly.
• The company’s receptivity to innovation led to its success.
• The patient’s receptivity to treatment was encouraging.
• Cultural receptivity varies greatly between different societies.
• The antenna’s receptivity to radio signals was excellent.
• His receptivity to criticism made him a better writer.