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Word of the Day : March 31, 2022
malleable \MAL-ee-uh-bul\ adjective
What It Means
Malleable means "capable of being shaped, altered, or controlled by outside forces or influences."
// Let the cookie dough thaw so it is malleable.
// Students' minds are malleable and they need positive influences and guidance.
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