IPA: /əˈmiːnəbl/
KK: /əˈmiːnəbl/
Willing to accept suggestions or advice; open to being influenced or tested.
She was amenable to the changes suggested by her team.
Amenable → It is formed from "ad-" (meaning to) and "minare" (meaning to lead or drive). The word describes someone who is willing to be led or is open to suggestions.
Think of someone who is 'open to being led' ('ad-' means to, and 'minare' means to lead). This helps you remember that 'amenable' refers to someone who is agreeable or willing to accept advice.