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Willing to carry out the orders or wishes of another without protest.
acquiescent
obedient
1
Barbara did as he commanded with the expression of a
biddable
child.
2
From being a meek and
biddable
thing, it has become a bully.
3
I have been a good,
biddable
daughter in every other way.
4
Being
un
-
biddable
was one thing, forcing her attention on him was quite another.
5
But men in search of security might easily convince themselves she was
biddable
.
6
He was a
biddable
lad with none of his mother's arrogance.
7
Or had his trance made him
biddable
,
like a person walking in sleep?
8
There's an abandoned mine where we can hold her until she turns
biddable
.
9
The new minister of war was Paolo Morrone, a
biddable
general proposed by Cadorna.
10
She had been a
biddable
pup, trained early to responsibility.
11
After the second try, he started poisoning her to keep her weak and
biddable
.
12
The city-folk had stars of their own;
biddable
,
domesticated stars.
13
But no loss herein if it do make him more
biddable
in women's matters.
14
A boy will be more
biddable
,
more tractable, also cheaper.
15
There is little to a man who's too easily
biddable
.
16
It was not like her-shewas always so good and
biddable
,
and told me everything.
biddable
more biddable
as biddable
biddable child
so biddable
become biddable