1. the quality or state of being able to be manipulated, controlled, or handled
Usage: often used in technical, mechanical, or psychological contexts

Examples

• The manipulability of the robot's arm allows it to perform delicate surgical tasks.
• Engineers tested the manipulability of the new material before using it in production.
• The software's manipulability makes it easy for users to customize their experience.
• Psychologists study the manipulability of public opinion through media.
• The clay's high manipulability made it ideal for the sculptor's project.