The quality or state of being biddable; the characteristic of being obedient or easily commanded.
From 'biddable' + suffix '-ness' (forming nouns denoting states or conditions). Double suffix formation showing how English builds abstract qualities from adjectives.
This compound suffix structure ('-able' + '-ness') creates a somewhat formal, old-fashioned feel—you're less likely to hear it in modern English, but it appears frequently in Victorian literature describing character traits.
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