- a word derived from educable.
Example Sentences
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Indeed, noted Douglas, teaching slaves was illegal in the South exactly because their very educability was testimony to their rights to equality and freedom.
From Salon • Jul. 6, 2023
Meantime genuine Democrats could put their faith in the U. S. workingman's good sense and educability.
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But he concedes there may be good reason for the rising disbelief in the ultimate educability of everyone.
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But Cruise has always been wonderful at suggesting the vulnerability beneath American volubility, the wistfulness lurking below a wise guy's surface, the educability of egocentricity.
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The history of human progress has been mainly the history of man's higher educability, the products of which he has projected on to his environment.
From Darwin and Modern Science by Seward, A. C. (Albert Charles)