Usage examples (35)

• Whatever we call it, "educability" is usually defined in terms of
• Tanton has warned of a "Latin onslaught," complained about Latinos 'allegedly low "educability" and suggested that maintaining American culture requires a clear...
• E. Ray Lankester has termed "educability," not less than instinct, is hereditary.
• The power of being educated -- 'educability' as we may term it -- is what man possesses in excess as compared with the apes.