pliable
IPA: pɫˈaɪʌbʌɫ
adjective
- Soft, flexible, easily bent, formed, shaped, or molded.
- Easily persuaded; yielding to influence.
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Examples of "pliable" in Sentences
- Reality is both pliable and mutable.
- The tissues were not soft and pliable originally.
- The 'Ashtabandhanam' paste is pliable like rubber.
- The grass was boiled to render them soft and pliable.
- A deformable membrane or pliable bag overlies the plate.
- The main pocket is formed by a pair of pliable components.
- In the swelled condition they are pliable, elastic and strong.
- The outer wall is a tube of pliable, nonthrombogenic material.
- In the swelled condition, they are pliable, elastic and strong.
- The word "ratings" is not some kind of pliable, esoteric concept.
- A third metallic washer is positioned inboard of the pliable washer.
- The end of their trunk feels firm but kind of pliable, like the cartilage in the end of your own nose.
- Brush the bread with enough olive oil to soften and make pliable 1/4 cup of olive oil should be plenty.
- As we get deeper into the n|om, our body becomes so light and pliable that we can feel ourselves stretching.
- OLEDs come in pliable, layered sheets which conduct and emit light, making them great for screens and display monitors.
- She likes that these younger players are more " pliable, " a quality that she came to miss as her WNBA career continued.
- Jordan, angry and insulted, would have none of it, and suggested that the police find someone more "pliable," telling the powers that be to take him or leave him.
- Furthermore, the fact that Washington's goal in Iraq is complete control of that territory either directly or via some kind of pliable government seems to indicate that the mercenaries will be there awhile.
- Building flexibility into search, email, and other Google products is critically important as we seek to organize the world's information, and it's only natural that we should continue to look for ways to make the use of such statistics more "pliable" as well.