Pliable - Law Dictionary Search Results
Pliable
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Dough faced
Easily molded pliable
Flexile
Flexible pliant pliable easily bent plastic tractable
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Impliable
Not pliable inflexible unyielding
Lithy
Easily bent pliable
Buxom
Yielding pliable or compliant ready to obey obedient tractable docile meek humble
Failure of justice
Quite often the submission in a criminal Court is accentuated with the said expression. Perhaps it is too pliable or facile an expression which could be fitted in any situation of a case. The expression 'failure of
leatherlike
resembling or made to resemble leather tough but pliable leathery
Reim
A strip of oxhide deprived of hair and rendered pliable used for twisting into ropes etc
Pliant
Capable of plying or bending readily yielding to force or pressure without breaking flexible pliable lithe limber plastic as a pliant thread pliant wax Also used figuratively Easily influenced for good or evil
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