Amenable
Amenable adjective - Having a desire or inclination (as for a specified course of action).
Down and amenable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Down" instead an adjective "Amenable".
Nearby Words: amenability, amenably
Both words in one sentence
- Face Palm: The Fate Amenable to Change, metaphorically.If the Fate Amenable to Change had been a human, at this point, it would have looked down, put one hand over its eyes, and shaken its head.
Source: Literature / Excession -
However in the expansion she will be amenable to starting over - she realizes that between having your soul ripped out and reclaimed, going to hell, climbing the path to godhood and having to put down your god-blooded half-siblings along the way, the Handmaidens are a minor trifle.
Source: It's Not You, It's My Enemies -
Which proved to have some consequences, since he ended up screwing up the whole chain of deals his boss was used to dealing with - which resulted in her having to find out if the new leadership down in the basement is amenable to talking with the folks upstairs.
Source: Chain of Deals
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