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Meanings of pliability in English
Portuguese
elasticidade Catalan
elasticitat Usage of pliability in English
1
Drink, my children; health consists in the pliability and moisture of the parts.
2
At most he had loved her nubile young body and pliability.
3
And therewith such pliability as the Mother of Love requires of her servants.
4
The situation was not new, nor was there any novelty in Michael's pliability.
5
His apparent pliability hid a dexterity which evaded every recognized principle.
6
He had a steely colourlessness, and a steely pliability, and a steely strength.
7
Nevertheless, he had courage, pliability, and a turn for political adventure.
8
Her very pliability has rescued her from being utterly squashed long ere this!
9
Beneath her pliability she was now all firmness; the pliability had become a mockery.
10
His policy wanted pliability, the only virtue which was here indispensable to its success.
11
He had all a true vagabond's pliability to circumstances and adaptiveness to momentary surroundings.
12
In his nature, there is the fatal pliability which finds companionable qualities in bad friends.
13
This pliability on the part of the vanquished, however was not mere patience and resignation.
14
Eh? Wertz had joined his mate, and both were working pliability into their frozen moccasins.
15
His religious enthusiasm stopped short of fanaticism; his pliability would not bend so low as duplicity.
16
And therewith such pliability as the Mother of
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