malleable
ma lee uh buhl
- s easily influenced
- s capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out
malleable metals such as gold
- The malleable puppet that the powerful general had hoped to put on the throne later turned out to be his nemesis.
- The science of marijuana--especially its potential medical uses--is malleable because it's so young and so contradictory.
- What makes breasts beautiful is malleable which is to say, today's molded soft cup might not seem as attractive as a tissue-thin barely-there webbing in ten years.