bendable
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3.0
- adjective
- /ˈbɛndəbl/
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flexible
- They've used some sort of black bendable plastic type of PVC material.
- bendable straw
And that is because the material is just so bendable and flexible and stuff.
- And that is because the material is just so bendable and flexible and stuff.
- I compare it to some of the tough PLA that is out there and so it's a little more bendable and flexible than your typical PLA.
- If someone could pull up on their phone for me, the, it's the Shel Silverstein bendable, stretchable man.
- So you just need something that is bendable, something that is able to be clamped to.
Examples
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Lace the shoe with bendable ribbon, 1/8 in. wide, in a favorite color.
Academic text (1997) -
It is a peach-colored dual-scoop lamp with bendable stalks.
Fiction book (1999) -
And that is because the material is just so bendable and flexible and stuff.
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Yeah, it is much more bendable and I like that it's like flexible and just easy to move around.
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It's so much more bendable than normal thick glass.
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So you just need something that is bendable, something that is able to be clamped to.
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So what this is, if I can get it off, this is basically a kind of TPU bendable drip phone case.
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I compare it to some of the tough PLA that is out there and so it's a little more bendable and flexible than your typical PLA.
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It might not be that much longer before you are able to go to the store and buy a smartphone with a flexible, bendable, practically unbreakable display.
Blog text (7) -
The toy is made from a special material that is bendable enough for children to reshape it easily.
Synonyms
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3.4
Able to bend easily without breaking and return to shape
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3.7
Able to bend or move easily and smoothly
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4.2
Easy to bend or shape
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4.1
Able to bend and move easily
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5.6
Easily bent or shaped without breaking
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2.5
Easy to move into new shapes
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4.1
You can shape materials like clay when they are soft
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7.8
Able to bend easily and spring back without breaking, like a thin stick
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5.3
Able to be bent or shaped without breaking
Easy to bend without breaking, like a thin branch
A material that you can make into different shapes
Can be shaped or molded into a new form
Antonyms
How Bendable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bendable comes from the simple verb bend, which means 'to curve' or 'change shape', plus the ending -able meaning 'can be'. So bendable means 'can be bent'.