Manipulatibility

n.
1.The ability or tendency to be manipulated

2.The capacity for softness and/or suggestion

1.The English language has a great manipulatibility.

2.Desperation to attract a mate quickly leads to high levels of manipulatibility in ugly people.

by anwealde May 21, 2004

manipulationness

can be used as a Verb, but best described as Adjective.

A word used to describe someone, or something(action) that is very manipulative

evil kenivle: you will write me a check for 5 billion dollars
n00b: Jeeze, stop being stupid, im not going to give in to your stupid manipulationness.

by Mikey Jackson December 30, 2007

Manipulatize

To manipulate someone or something in an opportunistic way to oneself

Brian was always looking for ways to manipulatize the situation to his advantage, even if it meant deceiving those around him.

by TheCourthouseKidd April 29, 2023

Manipulatable

What you may think is the proper way to say manipulable

She’s very manipulatable!

No; it’s manipulable.

by caperbot12 January 24, 2020

Manipulatized

When a person or persons is manipulated and hypnotized at the same time by a habitual manipulator.

"Karen manipulatized the crowd by her magical words"

by Miss.Wonderful June 20, 2022

manipulater

A negatively-influential person who needlessly delays performing/allowing actions dat others ask him about.

Many famous --- or INfamous, perhaps --- people were master manipulaters, unfeelingly compelling their followers/subjects to wait absurd lengths of time for them to make important decisions, perform tasks/improvements, complete literary/art/musical compositions, etc.

by QuacksO October 15, 2025