manipulabilityn.

1942 Philos. Rev. 51 356 The observability, accessibility, and manipulability of the material of which it makes use.

1947 Partisan Rev. Sept. 473 Every idea is judged in terms of its political manipulability.

1957 L. Eiseley Immense Journey (1958) 6 As I tapped and chiseled there in the foundations of the world, I had ample time to consider the cunning manipulability of the human fingers.

1967 Punch 11 Oct. 546/2 Doctors are no more gullible than the rest of us, but they are a captive audience, and the extent of their manipulability can be observed on a firm's local sales charts.

1971 J. B. Carroll et al. Word Frequency Bk. p. vi Only the Kučera-Francis work is of sufficient size and manipulability to yield a substantial word list and citation base for lexicography.

1983 Man 18 449 No doubt the sacrificial act depends upon the desiring subject and the manipulability of objects.

1995 Amer. Polit. Sci. Rev. 89 934/2 A common solution to the manipulability of the Borda rule in the single winner context is a shift to less manipulable majoritarian decision rules.