pliable

/ˈplaɪəbəl/adjective

Easy to bend, shape, or mold without breaking.

Example sentence

“Soak the willow branches in water to keep them pliable for weaving.”

Also figurative for people who are easily influenced or managed. 'Pliant' covers much the same ground.

Related words

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