manageable
/ˈmanɪdʒəb(ə)l
/adjective
Able to be controlled or dealt with without difficulty: her long hair was black, wavy, and manageable...
- This keeps your work to a manageable size and eliminates the need for expert tools and skills.
- By then the mortgage on the house she owns in Whitby will not be paid off but will be reduced to a manageable size.
- The overall length of the quill can now be cut down to a manageable size.
Synonyms
achievable, doable, practicable, possible, feasible, reasonable, attainable, viable
controllable, compliant, tractable, pliant, pliable, malleable, biddable, docile, amenable, manipulable, governable, tameable, accommodating, acquiescent, complaisant, yielding, submissive
user-friendly, easy to use, handy
rare wieldy
Derivatives
manageability
/ noun ...- Many objections will be raised about its practicability, it manageability, its consequences and long-term impact.
- One-stop shopping, lower cost and manageability are not usually associated with services, but they are extremely important aspects of the customer experience.
- This type of inventory can dispel the feeling of clutter and reveal manageability.
manageableness
- The only requisite is manageableness of the ship herself and of the numbers she carries on board.
- For wood shields manageableness was a decisive factor; thus they could not exceed a certain size or thickness.
- Her sensations throughout, as she subsequently stated, had been of the most pleasing nature; and her manageableness during the operation was as perfect as if she had been a wax doll or a lay figure.
manageably
/ adverb ...- It's little wonder such communities are fodder for the satirists, offering a manageably small cast of characters with convoluted interactions running toward high comedy.
- An overlapping but different set of biological problems are usefully modeled by manageably small analog circuits.
- Mortimer & Co is a business consultancy which helps its clients grow manageably and profitably.