pliable

/ˈplaɪəbəl/
adjective
  1. Easily bent or shaped without breaking; flexible.
    • Young tree branches are more pliable than old, brittle ones.
    • She used a pliable wire to secure the loose fence panel.
    • The clay was still pliable, so the potter could reshape the vase.
  2. Easily influenced or persuaded; adaptable in character.
    • He was too pliable in negotiations and gave away too many concessions.
    • Children's minds are pliable and can be shaped by their environment.
    • The manager preferred pliable employees who would not question her decisions.
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