malleate Synonyms
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malleate Meaning
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malleate (v. t.)
To hammer; to beat into a plate or leaf.
malleate Sentence Examples
- The blacksmith deftly malleated the red-hot iron, shaping it into an intricate piece of art.
- Aluminum's malleability allowed engineers to create lightweight, durable components for aircraft.
- The goldsmith gently malleated the precious metal into an elegant necklace.
- Ceramic artists use malleable clay to craft masterpieces that are both beautiful and functional.
- Plastic's malleability makes it ideal for a wide range of applications, from packaging to construction.
- The orthodontist malleated the wire into the perfect shape to align the patient's teeth.
- Copper's excellent malleability makes it suitable for manufacturing electrical wires and cables.
- The dentist malleated the dental crown to fit the patient's precise tooth anatomy.
- The sculptor skillfully malleated the bronze, giving life to his artistic vision.
- Jewelers often malleate precious metals to create intricate and delicate pieces of jewelry.
FAQs About the word malleate
To hammer; to beat into a plate or leaf.
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The blacksmith deftly malleated the red-hot iron, shaping it into an intricate piece of art.
Aluminum's malleability allowed engineers to create lightweight, durable components for aircraft.
The goldsmith gently malleated the precious metal into an elegant necklace.
Ceramic artists use malleable clay to craft masterpieces that are both beautiful and functional.
