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Meanings of very tractable in English
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Usage of very tractable in English
1
Alice soon learnt to milk her, and she became very tractable and good-tempered.
2
You have not shown yourself a very tractable patient thus far.
3
Their oxen are small and handsome, very tractable, and have an easy pace.
4
But Margaret is generally, I must say, a very tractable child.
5
She is very tractable, but, please do not give her money.
6
Mark Twain would have made an actor, certainly, but not a very tractable one.
7
The girl was very tractable: she lay perfectly still.
8
As it happened, Jill was very tractable and obedient.
9
Something must have occurred, otherwise he is very tractable.
10
But she's not very tractable even now, though her sins all lie ahead of her!
11
The Indians seemed to him very tractable, and submissive to the things of our holy faith.
12
From my own very meagre experiences, I should say he was not a very tractable individual.
13
They are said to be very tractable and obedient, but not reliable for aggressive military operations.
14
These Santee-Indians are a well-humour'd and affable People; and living near the English, are become very tractable.
15
A very tractable prisoner, the man proved.
16
The elephants are very tractable and clever, while the oxen are stupid, ill tempered, and hard to manage.
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