Manageable (adjective)

1. Being capable of being handled or managed with reasonable effort or skill.
2. Being able to be controlled or dealt with effectively.
3. Being easy to handle, manage or control.

Origin:

The word "manageable" comes from the verb "manage" which means to handle or to take charge of, and the suffix "-able" which denotes capability or possibility. together, it refers to the ability to handle or take charge of something effectively.

Examples:

1. The project was manageable, it could be completed within the given deadline.
2. The company's finances were in a manageable state, despite the economic downturn.
3. The workload was manageable, she was able to handle it with ease.
4. The dog was manageable, it was well-trained and obedient.
5. The situation was manageable, it could be resolved with the right approach.