Malleable
Malleable adjective - Capable of being easily molded or modeled.
True and malleable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "True" instead an adjective "Malleable".
Nearby Word: malleability
True
True adjective - Free from any intent to deceive or impress others.
Usage example: may our love for one another always be true
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- Because of this potential for plot induced randomness, there can be an exploration on the true nature of heroism as something innate or vocational, and destiny as immutable or malleable.
Source: The Chooser of The One -
Carbonadium (the stuff covering Omega Red's tentacles) is what the Soviets came up with when they tried to create true adamantium; it's about as strong as secondary adamantium, but is more malleable... and radioactive.
Source: Unobtainium - On a later occasion, Harry does a version of this on the shadow of the manipulative Fallen Angel Lasciel in an attempt to turn her away from evil, and, unlike the immutible true fallen, the shadow is just as malleable as the medium she lived in: Harry's mind.
Source: Break Them by Talking
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