1. the qualities of being responsive to suggestion, influence, or control; willingness to comply or cooperate
Usage: plural form of amenability
2. states of being liable or answerable to authority or law
Usage: formal; legal contexts

Examples

• The team’s amenabilities to new management strategies impressed the executives.
• Different personality types show varying amenabilities to peer pressure.
• The study examined children’s amenabilities to educational interventions.
• Legal amenabilities differ significantly between jurisdictions.
• The committee discussed the amenabilities of various proposals to modification.
• Cultural amenabilities to change vary widely across societies.