1. capable of being conditioned or made subject to conditions; able to be modified or adapted through conditioning
Usage: often used in psychology and behavioral contexts; technical or formal register

Examples

• The dog's behavior was highly conditionable through positive reinforcement.
• In psychology, researchers study which responses are conditionable in humans.
• The material's properties are conditionable by adjusting temperature and pressure.
• Young children are often more conditionable than adults in learning new habits.
• The system is designed to be conditionable to different environmental factors.