subjectable
Able to experience
Subjectable describes something or someone capable of being subjected to a particular treatment, condition, or influence.
The word appears mainly in formal or technical contexts: The data is subjectable to various statistical analyses, All citizens are subjectable to the law.
It functions as the adjectival form of subject (verb), though "subject to" often serves the same purpose more naturally.
Easily influenced or harmed
defenseless · unprotected · at-risk · pregnable · assailable · targetable · exploitable · impressionable
Willing to comply
- cooperativeJointly operated enterprise
- agreeablePleasantly cooperative
- accommodatingWilling to help others
- docileEasily controlled or taught
tractable · submissive · yielding · acquiescent · manageable · obedient · conformable · pliable
Open to dispute
- disputableAble to be challenged
- questionableOf uncertain validity
- contestableAble to be challenged
- controvertibleAble to be contested
challengeable · uncertain · unsettled · moot · negotiable · problematic · doubtful · equivocal
susceptible
Easily influenced or harmed
open · defenseless · unprotected · at-risk · pregnable · assailable · targetable · exploitable · impressionable · influenceable
amenable
Willing to comply
- cooperativeJointly operated enterprise
- agreeablePleasantly cooperative
- accommodatingWilling to help others
docile · tractable · submissive · yielding · acquiescent · manageable · obedient · conformable · pliable · biddable
arguable
Open to dispute
- disputableAble to be challenged
- questionableOf uncertain validity
- contestableAble to be challenged
controvertible · challengeable · uncertain · unsettled · moot · negotiable · problematic · doubtful · equivocal · ambiguous
subjectableuncontrollable
Impossible to restrain
ungovernable · unmanageable · intractable · indomitable · disobedient
subjectableimmune
Protected from harm
impervious · invulnerable · resistant · insusceptible · unsusceptible
subject, subjects, subjective, subjugate, subjection, subjected, subjecting, subjugation, subjectivity