bulliable

English

Etymology

From bully +‎ -able.

Adjective

bulliable (comparative more bulliable, superlative most bulliable)

1. susceptible to bullying

   Antonym: unbulliable

   • 1996, Donald Woods Winnicott, Jennifer Johns, Ray Shepherd, Thinking about children:

     In fact, the experimental introduction of a bulliable child into a school would certainly result in the development of a bully, and, of course, in the development of protectors of the weak and supporters and admirers of the bully.