pliable in the PONS Dictionary

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Bones became soft and pliable and the cats suffered from adverse personality changes.
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When heating the solid material into this range, it will generally become softer and more pliable.
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But tear the soul apart and it only becomes more pliable, that's all.
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The water vapor rises into the pliable mantle above the subducting plate, causing some of the mantle to melt.
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The larvae's pliable and soft body is transformed into a pupa with a hard shell.
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The device is composed of orthodontic brackets attached to the teeth, and pliable wire wrapped either around or through the brackets.
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Soft metals are pliable and easy to bend while hard metals are stiff and hard to bend.
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The sandals were said to have tawny color and to be pliable.
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It does not harden like products such as hair gel, but remains pliable.
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Tarp flexibility refers to its ability to remain pliable during cold winter months; some tarps offer more flexibility than others in cold weather.
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