Of a person: susceptible to persuasion; compliant, obedient; accommodating, gracious. Obsolete.

Of a person or group of people: yielding, compliant; consenting; open to influence. Obsolete.

Yielding readily to persuasion or influence; obedient, compliant. With to.

In accord or agreement; concordant, harmonious. Also: obedient, compliant. Now rare.

figurative. Easily influenced or directed; submissive or docile; compliant, accommodating, yielding.

Ready or willing to serve; obedient, complaisant; obliging. Cf. servable, adj.1

Ready to accommodate oneself or give heed to; well-disposed, adaptable, docile, compliant. Cf. pliable, adj.2 Obsolete.

figurative. Complaisant.

Pliant, docile. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. Flexible in disposition or character; easily influenced or directed; docile, compliant, adaptable, submissive.

Subservient, compliant. Cf. apply, v. 19. Obsolete.

Willing or disposed to yield to influence or persuasion; capable of being guided, easily led, impressionable, manageable, tractable.

Of a person or his or her attributes: manageable, tractable.

Responsive; compliant, submissive. Obsolete.

Apt or inclined to comply; disposed to agree and act in accord; compliant. ? Obsolete.

Complying, disposed to comply; ‘civil, complaisant’ (Johnson); ready to yield to the wishes or desires of others.

Characterized by complaisance; disposed to please; obliging, politely agreeable, courteous. (Of persons, their actions, manners, etc.)

transferred and figurative. Easily directed or swayed; yielding, tractable.

Disposed to please or comply; obliging, complaisant. Obsolete.

Yielding or disposed to yield to the wishes of another, to influence, etc.; compliant; complaisant.

Usually depreciative. Of a person: acquiescent; accommodating. Sometimes with to.

Complaisant.

Well-disposed, pliable; = appliable, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Disposed, or showing a disposition, to please; obliging in manner, complaisant. ? Obsolete.

That makes no protest; characterized by a lack of protest; compliant, acquiescent.