1. the quality of being willing to obey or follow instructions; compliance
Usage: formal

Examples

• The dog’s biddability made training sessions much easier.
• Her biddability as a child concerned her parents, who wanted her to be more assertive.
• The employee’s biddability was appreciated by management but worried his colleagues.
• Military training relies heavily on the biddability of recruits.
• The horse’s natural biddability made it suitable for beginning riders.
• Teachers often mistake biddability for genuine understanding.