moldable
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4.1
- adjective
- /ˈmoʊldəbl/
- US
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moldable
- The artist worked with moldable clay to create intricate sculptures.
Hence why Flint corn makes a really good kind of binder or malleable, moldable dough that you can turn into tortillas or whatever.
- Hence why Flint corn makes a really good kind of binder or malleable, moldable dough that you can turn into tortillas or whatever.
- So what I something I call moldable dictatorship.
- Indestructible, moldable, and a great companion to enemy.
Examples
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Well, man, because you're so easily moldable, you know.
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Corn is a larger grain than rice, wheat, or flax, so it can hold its heat longer, yet remain moldable around arms and legs.
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So I think I need to mix this until I basically create some sort of moldable cross.
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And my attributes were moldable, but I would not say I had any particular special skill.
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* Use modeling clay or other moldable materials
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It could kind of be strong, but not but then very moldable, right?
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By mixing the two components, a viscous, plastic, moldable cement is obtained.
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"It was a moldable plastic that could also withstand high temperatures without distorting.
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The moldable Bakelite, which could be produced in a variety of colors, became a preferred medium for what is known as the Art Deco movement of the 1920s and 1930s.
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I hope you'll be able to find a boot that is a good match for your foot, and then fine-tune the fit with a moldable liner and an appropriate insole.
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Synonyms
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3.6
Easy to shape when soft, for example clay
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4.2
Easy to bend or shape
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6.0
A material you can shape and bend without breaking, like gold or clay
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5.6
Easily bent or shaped without breaking
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5.3
Able to be bent or shaped without breaking
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2.8
Easy to press by hand to change shape or let out what is inside
A material that you can make into different shapes
Can be shaped or molded into a new form
Can be shaped by hand like dough or clay
Can be shaped easily, like soft clay for pots
Antonyms
How Moldable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moldable comes from mold, which means a 'form' or 'shape' you press things into, and you can see the same idea in the word model. So, something moldable can be easily shaped or pressed while it is soft.