biddable

The other was a young girl who seemed biddable enough.

I never knew him so biddable before, and that's no bad thing.

He was more polite and biddable than he'd been for several weeks.

A biddable man who'll do what his master tells him.

By the afternoon of the second day, Havoc was much more biddable.

Also not very biddable and a little too sharp in the tongue.

You were always the most biddable of my children, the one I could count on to be reasonable.

The ones who came back were at best biddable idiots.

There is little to a man who's too easily biddable."

But they all seemed to be biddable lads and I looked forward to getting to know them better.

It was not often that one found his Lordship so biddable.

But we came to the conclusion that you aren't really biddable.

From that day he changed, becoming much quieter, more biddable.

He also stated that it was time for you to do your duty with a biddable girl from a good family.

"She can come with us and keep them biddable."

If only she knew how to be more biddable, agreeable, feminine.

"I have not waited this long for the biddable child just to abandon all our plans now."

That the biddable daughter of the house would give in on this as she had on everything else.

"Ah, if you'd only been that biddable as a child!"

You will be the most biddable creature imaginable by the time you're on that stage.

Perhaps she has found some other suitor, one more biddable to her whims.

Sirius, on the other hand, was of the "biddable" type.

Snow Moon was a good girl, biddable, raised to say yes first and to ask why twenty-third.

He was plainly not as brilliant as his sister and far more biddable.