receptive

[Fr. réceptif, from Lat. recep tus, pa. par. of recipio =to receive.] Having the quality of receiving or taking in what is communicated; able to take in, hold, or contain. "So far forth as it is capable or receptive of a soul or spirit." More: Antidote Against Atheism, App, ch. iii. rě-çěp'-tive-ne , s. [Eng. receptive; -ne .] The quality or state of being receptive; receptivity.