Antonym: intractable. Similar words: intractable, delectable, collectable, respectable, predictable, ineluctable, periodic table, unpredictable. Meaning: ['træktəbl] 
adj. 1. easily managed (controlled or taught or molded) 2. readily reacting to suggestions and influences.
adj. 1. easily managed (controlled or taught or molded) 2. readily reacting to suggestions and influences. 
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1. Gold and silver are tractable metals.
2. This approach helps to make the issues more tractable.
3. The issues have proved to be less tractable than expected.
4. The problem turned out to be rather less tractable than I had expected.
5. This provides a tractable framework for the economic modelling of reputation effects.
6. Fortunately, some scientists saw them as posing tractable scientific questions and offering new insights.
7. The country's economic problems are less tractable than first thought.
8. The horse would instantly change from placid and tractable to anxious and difficult!
9. If any of these are found to be tractable, then they all are.
10. Republicans are clearly more tractable than in the last Congress, when they insisted on a large tax cut or nothing.
11. She is tractable in disposition.
12. They are mighty sagacious, tractable creature.
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13. Carrie seemed quite tractable, and he congratulated himself.
14. Triangular matrices, in particular, are usually quite tractable.
15. But she's tractable at bottom.
16. For his cabinet, the dictator wanted tractable men.
17. Stener had always been very tractable.
18. Then they will be tractable, accept direction.
19. He was always tractable and quiet.
20. He could easily manage his tractable and worshipping younger brother.
21. But in the core areas of the old system the problems were much less tractable.
22. It is certainly the case that normal mode inference is computationally more tractable.
23. Churchill, Beveridge and their colleagues recognized that insurance dealt only with the most tractable tip of the unemployment problem.
24. The development of a natural language interface to a database has proved to be more tractable than other applications.
25. To quiet or bring under control by physical force or persuasion; make tractable.
26. However, another fascinating question, hitherto absent from the current palaver, may prove more tractable.
27. Some here in the United States believe that if we democratise China, they will become more tractable .
28. Had the Trader worked as planned, Web Services, as currently envisaged, would be far more tractable.
29. Using a MAP for packet arrival process, PH distribution for service and vacation processes, and the priority queuing model with the vacation make the analysis tractable.
30. It must be that the women are not so tractable as used to be!
More similar words: intractable, delectable, collectable, respectable, predictable, ineluctable, periodic table, unpredictable, transportable, ineluctably, tract, subtract, retract, extract, attract, detract, contract, distract, traction, protract, abstract, table, detractor, stable, notable, attraction, contractor, subtraction, extracting, detraction.