" tractability "

1: as in trainability, agreeability;

•  Synonyms : 

•  abidance,

•  agreeability,

•  amenability,

•  teachableness,

•  tractableness,

•  trainability,

•  compliance,

•  conformity,

•  obedience,

•  submission,

•  subordination,

•  acquiescence,

•  capitulation,

•  obeisance,

•  obsequiousness,

•  submissiveness,

•  surrender,

•  yielding,

•  deference,

•  docility,

•  dutifulness,

•  humility,

•  meekness,

•  modesty,

•  servility,

•  slavishness,

•  subordinateness,

•  subservience,

•  subserviency,

•  inhibition,

•  repression,

•  restraint,

•  suppression,

•  control,

•  discipline,

•  order

•  Antonyms : 

•  balkiness,

•  contrariness,

•  contumacy,

•  defiance,

•  disobedience,

•  frowardness,

•  insubordination,

•  intractability,

•  noncompliance,

•  obstreperousness,

•  rebelling,

•  rebellion,

•  rebelliousness,

•  recalcitrance,

•  refractoriness,

•  self-will,

•  unruliness,

•  waywardness,

•  willfulness,

•  noncooperation,

•  recusancy,

•  disrespect,

•  impudence,

•  insolence,

•  rudeness,

•  insurgence,

•  insurgency,

•  insurrection,

•  mutiny,

•  outbreak,

•  revolt,

•  hardheadedness,

•  mulishness,

•  mutinousness,

•  obstinacy,

•  obstinateness,

•  perversity,

•  pigheadedness,

•  stubbornness,

•  misbehavior,

•  mischievousness,

•  naughtiness,

•  dissent,

•  dissidence

1: readily giving in to the command or authority of another;

  * e.g., " ... put the dog in obedience classes, with the hopes of making her a little more tractable "

•  Synonyms : 

•  amenable,

•  biddable,

•  compliant,

•  conformable,

•  docile,

•  law-abiding,

•  obedient,

•  submissive

•  Antonyms : 

•  balky,

•  contrary,

•  contumacious,

•  defiant,

•  disobedient,

•  froward,

•  incompliant,

•  insubordinate,

•  intractable,

•  noncompliant,

•  obstreperous,

•  rebel,

•  rebellious,

•  recalcitrant,

•  refractory,

•  restive,

•  unamenable,

•  ungovernable,

•  unruly,

•  untoward,

•  wayward,

•  willful