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malleable
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open to influence, particularly in attitudes or opinions
malleable
adj
malleability
n
malleability
n
unmalleable
adj
unmalleable
adj
Example
Playdough is a malleable material that children can shape and mold into imaginative creations.
The clay was malleable, allowing the sculptor to mold it into various shapes with ease.
Gold is a highly malleable metal that can be hammered into thin sheets or shaped into intricate designs.
The heated plastic became malleable, allowing it to be molded into the desired shape before cooling and hardening.
Aluminum foil is malleable and can be folded or crumpled into different forms for cooking or wrapping food.
