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Meanings of more amenable in English

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Usage of more amenable in English
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In the medium term, the Brotherhood may prove far more amenable, however.
Reuters
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Sounds much more amenable than ploughing through audit reports and board documents.
The Irish Times
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Without Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president, the West is more amenable to negotiations.
Reuters
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These were far more amenable to orders than were the English militia.
Wulf the Saxon: A Story of the Norman Conquest
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Your manager may be more amenable to the idea than you realize.
Reuters
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One of these angry men is necessarily more amenable than the other.
The Guardian
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Now, however, years of want had made him more amenable to the idea.
Phantoms
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They think it means I'll be more amenable to certain suggestions.
Ahsoka
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They are naturally less impulsive and more amenable to control than the Irish.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 3, September 1864 / Devoted...
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He withdrew the box and turned his attention to the more amenable Bud.
The Forfeit
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Finally, he found her quieter, more amenable, more truly wifely than her sister.
Nocturne
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Yet even in Africa, significant areas are more amenable to control than previously thought.
Reuters
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Denry ran upstairs again, in search of more amenable material.
The Card, a Story of Adventure in the Five Towns
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The President became more amenable and the machine less arbitrary.
The Boss and the Machine: A Chronicle of the Politicians and Par...
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What makes the intelligentsia in most countries more amenable to left-wing fascism than right-wing?
The Irish Times
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She was the more amenable to his pulpit logic to-day.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
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