coercible
Able to yield
Coercible describes something or someone that can be forced or compelled.
A coercible person yields to pressure or threats: The witness proved coercible under cross-examination.
In programming, coercible refers to data types that can be automatically converted to other types: The string is coercible to an integer.
Easily influenced or affected
- suggestibleEasily influenced by others
- influenceableAble to be swayed
- susceptibleEasily influenced or harmed
- vulnerableOpen to attack
malleable · pliable · persuadable · moldable · manipulable · exploitable · gullible · naive
Obligable by authority
- enforceableAble to be upheld
- obligatoryRequired by rule
- mandatoryRequired by rule
- compulsionIrresistible urge to act
duress · intimidation · pressure · enforcement · involuntary · unwilling · forced · strongarmed
Yielding to others' wishes
- obedientFollowing commands willingly
- acquiescentAccepting without resistance
- submissiveReadily yielding to control
- yieldingBending under pressure
docile · deferential · tractable · amenable · biddable · conformable · subservient · meek
impressionable
Easily influenced or affected
- suggestibleEasily influenced by others
- influenceableAble to be swayed
- susceptibleEasily influenced or harmed
vulnerable · malleable · pliable · persuadable · moldable · manipulable · exploitable · gullible · naive · pushover
compellable
Obligable by authority
- enforceableAble to be upheld
- obligatoryRequired by rule
- mandatoryRequired by rule
compulsion · duress · intimidation · pressure · enforcement · involuntary · unwilling · forced · strongarmed · browbeaten
compliant
Yielding to others' wishes
- obedientFollowing commands willingly
- acquiescentAccepting without resistance
- submissiveReadily yielding to control
yielding · docile · deferential · tractable · amenable · biddable · conformable · subservient · meek · pliant
coercibleunyielding
Refusing to give way
immovable · inflexible · stubborn · obstinate · resistant
coerciblestubborn
Refusing to change course
obstinate · strong-willed · resolute · determined · steadfast
coercibleindomitable
Cannot be overcome
unconquerable · uncontrollable · ungovernable · willful · strong-willed
coerce, coercion, coercive, coerced, coerces, coercer, uncoerced, noncoercive