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Meanings of more malleable in English

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Usage of more malleable in English
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Had it found others to love, others infinitely more malleable and useful?
Prince Lestat
2
Together, they supposedly offer both better-quality photos and much more malleable ones.
Wired
3
She says humans are actually much more malleable than that as a species.
Radio NZ
4
Bush and Blair are human beings - one far more malleable than the other.
The Irish Times
5
Perhaps the next counselor Ashoven sent would be more malleable.
Wizardborn
6
The locations of these cities though, is much more malleable.
Wired
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But I think that this fellow will prove more malleable.
Prisoners of Hope: A Tale of Colonial Virginia
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He would be more malleable set near such a fire.
The Forest Lovers
9
Whether the Dutch Christian Democrat would prove more malleable to French interests is another story.
Reuters
10
In London, identity seems something more malleable, less sticky.
The South African
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But over the next few seconds, the flesh seemed to ripple and become more malleable.
Turn coat
12
Those who make too much use of their power become more malleable, more sensitive to... change.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
13
The world is more malleable than you think; reality is what you can get away with.
The Guardian
14
When people's sense of themselves is placed in jeopardy, they are more malleable and easily manipulated.
Wired
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By the 1950s other more malleable plastics were coming on stream edging bakelite out of fashion.
The Irish Times
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And the more malleable one is Blair.
The Irish Times
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