pliancy

/ˈplaɪənsi/
noun
  1. The quality of being easily bent or shaped without breaking; flexibility.
    • The pliancy of the willow branch allowed it to be woven into a basket.
    • Yoga improves the pliancy of your muscles and joints.
    • The pliancy of the leather made it perfect for crafting comfortable shoes.
  2. The quality of being easily influenced or adaptable to circumstances.
    • The pliancy of public opinion can be shaped by effective media campaigns.
    • The pliancy of the young diplomat helped her navigate the tense negotiations.
    • His pliancy at work earned him a reputation as a team player, but also as a pushover.
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