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She was amenable to changing the meeting time if it made things easier for the group.amenable = willing to agree
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The student was amenable to changing his project topic after receiving feedback from the teacher.amenable = open to
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He was known for being stubborn, but she was always amenable when others had good reasons.amenable = cooperative
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She was amenable to changing the meeting time if it made things easier for the group.amenable = willing to agree
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Some scales aren't that amenable to the proverbial thumb.† (source)
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He chats to amenable guards and tries to understand the dynamic among the prisoners.† (source)
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As long as this is what you want, and Mr. Hobart's amenable, I see nothing wrong with this arrangement for the time being.† (source)
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"As she did far more amenably in your case," Hans Castorp said, "and as she has done a good many times in all probability—that much must be clear to anyone who finds himself in the situation where ..."† (source)
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She then slammed down the telephone and booked a table at the more amenable but less exclusive Chatham Club.† (source)
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It is interesting to note that the lion that is the most amenable to the circus trainer's tricks is the one with the lowest social standing in the pride, the omega animal.† (source)
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The sows didn't love this, our handling the baby pigs, but in the first few days they were still amenable and almost sleepy.† (source)
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The cabin was far more amenable to cargo than to people.† (source)
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If Sam is amenable.† (source)
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The parents were amenable and had been all along.† (source)
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The young one will be more amenable to control.† (source)
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The new man in charge of the Midway, Sol Bloom, had struck like a bolt of lightning and seemed amenable to just about anything—the more novel and startling the better.† (source)
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