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Malleable

usgb/ˈmæliəbl/Volume
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Heat InvolvementPlay
Malleable materials often require heat to shape, like metals in a forge. SlideThe malleable iron was hammered into a horseshoe after heating.
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Not BreakablePlay
Remember, malleable materials bend; they don't snap or shatter when altered. SlideThe malleable wire was twisted into various shapes without breaking.
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Industry UsagePlay
The term is common in industrial contexts, like manufacturing or metallurgy. SlideEngineers prefer malleable materials for parts that need to be custom-shaped.