malleable (Meaning)
malleable (s)
easily influenced
capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out
malleable (a.)
Capable of being extended or shaped by beating with a hammer, or by the pressure of rollers; -- applied to metals.
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malleable Sentence Examples
- The clay's malleability allowed the sculptor to mold it into intricate shapes with ease.
- The copper wire was extremely malleable, making it perfect for forming complex circuits.
- The politician's malleable stance on the issue allowed him to adapt to changing public opinion.
- The malleability of the metal made it ideal for use in jewelry making, allowing intricate designs.
- The child's mind was highly malleable, absorbing knowledge and experiences like a sponge.
- The malleability of the rubber band enabled it to stretch and contort without breaking.
- The malleable wax softened in the child's hands, allowing them to mold it into various figures.
- The government's malleable economic policies allowed it to adjust to fluctuations in the market.
- The malleability of the paper allowed it to be folded and creased without tearing.
- The malleability of human nature allowed us to adapt to different environments and circumstances.
FAQs About the word malleable
easily influenced, capable of being shaped or bent or drawn outCapable of being extended or shaped by beating with a hammer, or by the pressure of rollers; -- a
plastic, adaptable, shapeable, waxy, shapable, flexible,moldable, tractable, supple, ductile
stiff, stiff,rigid, rigid, intractable, intractable,inflexible, inflexible,
The clay's malleability allowed the sculptor to mold it into intricate shapes with ease.
The copper wire was extremely malleable, making it perfect for forming complex circuits.
The politician's malleable stance on the issue allowed him to adapt to changing public opinion.
The malleability of the metal made it ideal for use in jewelry making, allowing intricate designs.
