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/ˈplaɪəbli/ · pli·a·ble
adverb
- In a manner that is capable of being appeased or pleased. The politician spoke pliably to the crowd, trying to win their favor.
- In a way that is willing to be influenced or persuaded. The young artist worked pliably with her mentor, taking constructive feedback to improve her craft.
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Did you know? The word 'pliably' is often used in historical contexts to describe the behavior of monarchs or nobles who were willing to compromise or appease their subjects in order to maintain peace and stability.