Definition of: malleable

(mal′ē·ə·bəl) adjective
1. Capable of being hammered or rolled out without breaking; ductile.
2. Hence, susceptible to the shaping power of surrounding influences; pliant. [<OF <L malleare MALLEATE]
—mal′le·a·bil′i·ty, mal′le·a·ble·ness noun
—mal′le·a·bly adverb

Most often used phrases:

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extremely malleable
soft malleable
malleable cast iron
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malleable intelligence
malleable castings
highly malleable
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malleable ductile
malleable platinum
malleable material
malleable body
malleable state
malleable materials

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Definition of: malleable

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