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UK
/mənˈɪpjʊləbəl/
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ADJECTIVE
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easily managed (controlled or taught or molded)
tractable young minds
the natives...being...of an intelligent tractable disposition
How To Use manipulable In A Sentence
- Earlier this year, Nespresso released its "Citiz" line, a minimalist approach to the machinery with little in outwardly manipulable mechanisms. The Best Luxury Espresso Machines
- If a revealed preference ranking constructed using our procedure were used in place of manipulable indicators like the crude admissions rate and crude matriculation rate, much of the pressure on colleges to manipulate admissions would be relieved. Tournament Ranking of Colleges, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
- The problem in America is that there is too many manipulable ignorants that cannot think rationaly. Congressman says some people aren't worth peeing on
- This argument will never convince those who see our bodies as machines, as complex assemblages of molecular parts, whose workings become more manipulable the more we understand them.
- Earlier this year, Nespresso released its "Citiz" line, a minimalist approach to the machinery with little in outwardly manipulable mechanisms. The Best Luxury Espresso Machines
- The research object of this lesson is the instruct problem in Chinese reading. Through this the author try to find the rules in reading instruction, and make some manipulable suggestions.
- We'd like this material to be accessible and manipulable.
- Performance indicators are always partial and are always manipulable.
- They expressed growing doubts about what was manipulable.
- In the modern era, women's identity moved from being fixed and essential - something ‘in your character’ - to being exteriorised and manipulable, formed by clothing and makeup.