predisable

/ˌpriːdɪˈzeɪbəl/

Definitions

1. adjective

capable of being made or rendered predisposed to a particular condition or state

“The new therapy was predisable to helping patients with severe depression.”

2. noun

a predisposition or condition that makes something or someone more likely to experience a particular outcome

“The predisable nature of the patient’s disease made it harder to find a suitable treatment.”

Synonyms

  • liable
  • predisposing
  • susceptible

Antonyms

  • immune
  • resistant