be amenable
Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words
Indicates a state of being willing to agree or be influenced.
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- The new employee is very amenable to learning new skills.
- He was not amenable to our suggestions at first, but he eventually came around.
- I hope the committee will be amenable to changing the deadline.
- We are looking for a candidate who is amenable to working flexible hours.
- She has always been highly amenable to constructive criticism.
- If the terms are amenable, we will sign the contract tomorrow.
- Do you think the local council will be amenable to the new development plan?
- The success of the project depends on whether all parties are amenable to compromise.
- This type of clay is particularly amenable to being molded into complex shapes.
- She was surprisingly amenable to the idea of moving abroad for the job.