Able to be controlled; subject to regulation or command.(adjective)
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Use "controllable" in a sentence
"Then it had to remain controllable and stable at subsonic, transonic, and supersonic speeds up to Mach 4 by mid-1942, ten years after development had started."
"There's no rigidly defined technical definition of multitasking (as opposed to, say, how TCP/IP works), so Apple can get a pass on saying "many things happening at once triggered by separate apps and controllable" is multitasking, when this is really something different."
"The antiseptic properties of large-scale tea drinking may have brought the sewerage conditions within controllable limits."