1. the quality of being willing to accept suggestions, advice, or control; responsiveness to influence
2. the state of being legally responsible or answerable
Usage: legal

Examples

• The student’s amenability to feedback helped her improve quickly.
• His amenability to new ideas made him an excellent team leader.
• The committee appreciated her amenability during the negotiations.
• The contract outlined the company’s amenability to local regulations.
• Their amenability to compromise led to a successful agreement.
• The defendant’s amenability to the court’s jurisdiction was established.
• Her natural amenability made her popular among colleagues.