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Meanings of pliancy in inglês
português
elasticidade catalão
elasticitat Usage of pliancy in inglês
1
All his success was due to his servile pliancy and base intrigues.
2
But the democrats averted this catastrophe by their sagacity and their pliancy.
3
There can be no such pliancy in the peremptory provisions of the Constitution.
4
My figure also lacks pliancy; there is a stiffness about the side lines.
5
She displayed, in these court-contentions, an ability partaking both of firmness and pliancy.
6
The difficulty was, then, to give to old wood the pliancy of young.
7
The light of the full moon only added to that depth, that pliancy.
8
Then Fagerolles, beside himself, losing even the pliancy of his bantering disposition, retorted:
9
The garments represent a thick woolen stuff, whose folds show very little pliancy.
10
The smallest awkwardness or want of pliancy or self-possession would stop the whole process.
11
She was evidently a girl of a great personal force, but she lacked pliancy.
12
There was also a secondary issue related to pliancy.
13
The Negro was not the only one whom slavery subdued to the pliancy of submission.
14
Two humans unrolled a large, long sheet of what, by its pliancy, must be pegasus-made paper.
15
Their muscular force is not great; but the pliancy of their limbs renders them very active.
16
Knowing the pliancy of Dublin juries in political cases, the offer was, doubtless, a tempting one.
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