coachable

[koh-chuh-buhl]

adjective

1. receptive to coaching.

2. able to be developed or learned through coaching.

Other Word Forms

• coachability noun
• uncoachable adjective
• uncoachability noun

Example Sentences

“Man is it fun. The girls are just coachable and want to play and most are other athletes first.”

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Woltemade won't have much time to settle at Newcastle - neither did Isak, incidentally, when he joined the club at a similar age and a similar stage of the window three years ago - but this is clearly a coachable player with all the attributes to go to another level under Howe and his staff.

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Smith, for one, has no doubt that there is "more to come" from the midfielder, who is "very coachable".

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“Shane was very quiet. He was a quiet, hard worker. He was coachable. So whatever we asked him to do, he was doing it. He led by, you know, his actions on the field. He was our, you know, one of my top offensive players at the time,” he said.

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We need the Lakers to be younger and coachable so we can get back to winning titles.

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