biddable Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- gentle
- compliant
- decorous
- restrained
- soft
- docile
- submissive
- amenable
- meek
- tractable
- controllable
- conformable
Weak:
Strongest:
- defiant
- rebel
- obstinate
- obstinate
- wayward
- disobedient
- insubordinate
- untoward
- obstreperous
- uncontrollable
- balky
- hardheaded
- rebellious
- obdurate
- unyielding
- noncompliant
- wilful
- rebel
- willful
- unruly
- recalcitrant
- contrary
- stubborn
- headstrong
- contrary
- balky
- peevish
- noncompliant
- headstrong
- hardheaded
- mutinous
- contumacious
- unruly
- obstreperous
- dogged
- intractable
- disobedient
- rebellious
- insurgent
- mulish
- insubordinate
- obdurate
- stubborn
- peevish
- defiant
- untoward
- wayward
- wild
- refractory
- refractory
- intractable
- recalcitrant
- ungovernable
- wild
- wilful
- restive
- dogged
- unyielding
- restive
- willful
- uncontrollable
- insurgent
- mulish
- mutinous
- contumacious
- ungovernable
Strong:
- perverse
- mischievous
- froward
- unmanageable
- perverse
- pigheaded
- disorderly
- errant
- undisciplined
- self-willed
- unmanageable
- defiant
- unamenable
- defiant
- bad
- unamenable
- incompliant
- resistant
- pigheaded
- bad
- errant
- disorderly
- self-willed
- froward
- balky
- balky
- naughty
- undisciplined
- incompliant
- resistant
- naughty
- mischievous
Weak:
biddable Meaning
biddable (s)
willing to carry out the orders or wishes of another without protest
biddable (a.)
Obedient; docile.
biddable Sentence Examples
- Despite his initial stubbornness, he eventually proved to be quite biddable, complying with instructions without protest.
- The puppy's biddable nature made training sessions a breeze for its owner.
- In the workplace, she was known for being biddable, always ready to take on tasks and follow directions.
- The robot's advanced AI programming made it highly biddable, responding instantly to commands.
- As a student, his biddable attitude towards learning endeared him to his teachers.
- The politician's biddable demeanor earned him favor with party leaders, who saw him as easy to control.
- Her biddable nature sometimes led others to take advantage of her willingness to help.
- The employee's biddable behavior in the face of unreasonable demands puzzled his colleagues.
- In the realm of politics, being biddable can sometimes be seen as a liability rather than an asset.
- The horse's biddable temperament made it a favorite among riders, as it responded well to subtle cues.
FAQs About the word biddable
willing to carry out the orders or wishes of another without protestObedient; docile.
obedient, gentle, compliant, decorous, restrained, soft,docile, submissive, amenable, meek
defiant, rebel, obstinate, obstinate, wayward, disobedient, insubordinate, untoward, obstreperous, uncontrollable
Despite his initial stubbornness, he eventually proved to be quite biddable, complying with instructions without protest.
The puppy's biddable nature made training sessions a breeze for its owner.
In the workplace, she was known for being biddable, always ready to take on tasks and follow directions.
The robot's advanced AI programming made it highly biddable, responding instantly to commands.
