Similar words: unimpeachable, approachable, matchable, untouchable, unquenchable, teach, teacher, teach-in. Meaning: ['tɪːtʃəbl] 
adj. ready and willing to be taught.
adj. ready and willing to be taught. 
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1 Experience teaches only the teachable. Aldous Huxley 
2 Management is a learnable but not directly teachable art.
3 About that pay freeze: the president likes to talk about "teachable moments." Well, in this case he seems eager to teach Americans something false.
4 About that pay freeze: the president likes to talk about "teachable moments.
5 It is said that persons have few teachable moments in their lives.
6 Everything that is teachable ought to preserve the stigmata of this ultra-simple initium which is the only thing which can justify to our eyes the ideal of simplicity.
7 TEACHABLE MOMENT: The tooth fairy always leaves a note with the money she gives.
8 This is a rare combination: A king, yet humble and teachable.
9 TS-B General Table of Electrotechnics Experiment is a new multiple experimental teachable system, The basic design ideas and technical method of this system has been discussed in this paper.
10 We come to You today as little children – humble, teachable and full of trust.
11 They together bring writing into a genuine state,(www.Sentencedict.com) rendering writing accessible and teachable.
12 This is an incorrect assumption, and the firing of Bishop Morris provides us with a teachable moment in ecclesiology.
13 What we see is the Messiah, the servant king , Jesus Christ , who was humble and teachable.
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