pliable in Latin
pliable in Latin is flexilis — pliable means easily bent or shaped without breaking.
pliable in Latin
flexilis
What does "pliable" mean?
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adj Easily bent or shaped without breaking.
"Warm the clay slightly to make it more pliable."
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adj Easily influenced or persuaded.
"He was a pliable negotiator who gave in at the first sign of pressure."
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pliable in a sentence
- Warm the clay slightly to make it more pliable.
- The wire is thin and pliable enough to twist into any shape.
- He was a pliable negotiator who gave in at the first sign of pressure.
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What is "pliable" in Latin?
"pliable" in Latin is flexilis. pliable means: Easily bent or shaped without breaking.
How do you use "pliable" in a sentence?
Example: "Warm the clay slightly to make it more pliable." In Latin, "pliable" is flexilis.
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