malleable
adjective
Origin of malleable
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flexible, supple, workable, adaptable, compliant, ductile, governable, impressionable, manageable, plastic, pliant, soft, submissive, tractable, yielding, moldable, tractile, transformableExamples from the Web for malleable
Contemporary Examples of malleable
Even adults like to shoehorn their bottoms into a malleable rubber swing and take a ride down memory lane.
This gig, however, has its unique set of challenges around which to be malleable.
Interactive Play ‘Queen of the Night’ Opens at Restored Diamond Horseshoe ClubBrian Spitulnik
December 31, 2013
They see gun rights as insecure, malleable, and under constant attack.
Lapid may be malleable, but Bennett was without question on the hard-right, verging on undemocratic.
Reality, for Gingrich, is a malleable phenomenon—also, these days, a pretty astonishing one.
Historical Examples of malleable
From it she judged him malleable now, that had been so stern and unyielding before.
The Trampling of the LiliesRafael Sabatini
They were poor things, but they were malleable in his hands.
The WorshippersDamon Francis Knight
Everything was getting too near the end to be malleable any more.
The Coast of ChanceEsther Chamberlain
Watt was not made of malleable stuff, and, besides, he was tied to his mission.
James WattAndrew Carnegie
The creative energy of love demands an indetermined and malleable future.
The Complex VisionJohn Cowper Powys