amenable
/əˈmiːnəbəl/
adjective
- Willing to listen to or accept suggestions, advice, or requests; cooperative and open-minded.
- She was amenable to the idea of taking a different route to avoid traffic.
- The new employee was amenable to working late when the project needed extra help.
- My parents are usually amenable to changing our vacation plans if we have a good reason.
- Capable of being acted upon, treated, or affected in a certain way; susceptible.
- The problem is not amenable to a quick fix; it will take time.
- Some metals are more amenable to shaping than others.
- This type of infection is amenable to treatment with antibiotics.
- Subject to a particular authority or legal jurisdiction; answerable.
- All citizens are amenable to the laws of the country.
- As a member of the club, he is amenable to its rules and bylaws.
- The company is amenable to the regulations set by the health department.
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