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• n  the trait of being easily persuaded

• Author Bottome patently exaggerates the omniscience of the psychologist, the tractability of her patients, shows that a novel about psychology and a good psychological novel are .
• Keys and his team of researcher-writers explain in reply: "Riot and rebellion are engendered by minor hunger and deprivation, but real starvation makes for relative tractability.
• Texas fan that Callas' tractability might have something to do with the fact that she has about run out of major operatic stages on which to sing.

• tractableness
• flexibility

• intractability

News & Articles

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• Turf Sprint: Marchman relaxes for Albarado
  LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The speedy Marchman showed a good deal of tractability in sitting just off a brisk pace before rallying to score his second straight Grade 3 victory in the $150,000 Twin Spires Turf Sprint Friday at Churchill Downs.
  May 2, 2014 - Daily Racing Form