1. capable of being manipulated or controlled
2. easily influenced or deceived by others

Examples

• The clay was soft and manipulable in the artist’s hands.
• Digital images are highly manipulable with modern software.
• Young children are often more manipulable than adults.
• The politician targeted manipulable voters with emotional appeals.
• Scientists need manipulable variables to conduct proper experiments.
• She was too manipulable and easily swayed by peer pressure.