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The mind is malleable -- especially while young.malleable = flexible or easily influenced
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Gold is highly malleable, which is why it can be shaped into intricate designs for jewelry.malleable = capable of being shaped
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As a young apprentice, she was malleable and eager to learn, quickly adapting to the styles of different chefs in the kitchen.malleable = flexible or easily influenced
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Halliday and Morrow referred to the OASIS as an "open-source reality," a malleable online universe that anyone could access via the Internet, using their existing home computer or videogame console. (source)malleable = capable of being shaped
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He's too malleable. Too willing to submerge himself in someone else's will. (source)malleable = easily influenced
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The truth is malleable; you just need to pick the right expert. (source)malleable = capable of being shaped
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Men are infinitely malleable. (source)malleable = capable of being influenced or shaped
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Accommodation, malleability, adjustment . . . those do seem to be in the order of things, don't they? (source)malleability = to be easily influenced to fit in with surroundings
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When she opened the door she saw him as something fixed and Godlike as he had always been, as older people are to younger, rigid and unmalleable.† (source)unmalleable = not easily shaped or influencedstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unmalleable means not and reverses the meaning of malleable. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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The characters of the narrative would not be warmed and rendered malleable by any heat that I could kindle at my intellectual forge. (source)malleable = easily influenced
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Their intelligence and malleability had made them a leading choice for search-and-rescue training and as guide dogs for the blind and handicapped.† (source)
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The quality of Hepzibah's mind was too unmalleable to take new impressions so readily as Clifford's.† (source)unmalleable = not easily shaped or influenced
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"I suppose he'd be awfully malleable," Jane said thoughtfully.† (source)
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The erasure of individuality would create malleability to discipline; repetitive actions would instill that automatic response for which the services strove.† (source)
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...integrity, that, like most of his other endowments, lay in a somewhat heavy mass, and was just as unmalleable or unmanageable as a ton of iron ore; (source)unmalleable = incapable of being shaped
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Maybe if we had conducted our lives differently in the past, had not been so accommodating, nor so malleable—how was it that everyone had left the land and we had stayed behind?† (source)
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