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Tractable

usgb/ˈtræktəbl/Volume
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Behavior InfluencePlay
Use 'tractable' when people behave in a cooperative way that allows guidance. SlideThe new policy was introduced to a tractable audience.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
'Tractable' might imply a lack of independence or resistance, sometimes seen as a negative. SlideShe was so tractable that her friends made all her choices for her.
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Subtle ControlPlay
Implies control without force or confrontation, often through persuasion or influence. SlideThe mediator found the group to be tractable and steered them to agreement.