malleableness (Meaning)
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malleableness (n.)
Quality of being malleable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of malleableness
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malleableness Sentence Examples
- The malleableness of clay allows it to be easily molded into various shapes.
- The aluminum foil displayed exceptional malleableness, allowing it to be folded and creased effortlessly.
- The goldsmith utilized the malleableness of the precious metal to create intricate jewelry.
- The malleableness of the putty enabled children to experiment with their imaginations and create countless shapes.
- The malleableness of the wire made it suitable for various electrical applications, allowing it to be easily bent into any configuration.
- The malleableness of the dough allowed for the seamless shaping of bread and pastries.
- Glass, despite its inherent brittleness, exhibits malleableness when exposed to extremely high temperatures.
- The flexibility and malleableness of the yoga mat ensured a comfortable and supportive practice.
- The malleableness of the silicone sealant made it easy to apply and smooth out around sinks and bathtubs.
- The artist's ability to work with the malleableness of wax enabled them to create incredibly detailed and lifelike sculptures.
FAQs About the word malleableness
Quality of being malleable.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The malleableness of clay allows it to be easily molded into various shapes.
The aluminum foil displayed exceptional malleableness, allowing it to be folded and creased effortlessly.
The goldsmith utilized the malleableness of the precious metal to create intricate jewelry.
The malleableness of the putty enabled children to experiment with their imaginations and create countless shapes.
