Resistant
Resistant adjective - Disposed to or engaged in defiance of established authority.
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Soft
Soft adjective - Giving easily to the touch.
Usage example: soft mattresses make it very easy to fall asleep, but they have a tendency to get lumpy
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Yes, pens;Typically a gripped cylinder with a reservoir or staining liquid, the device has also been manufactured successfully on primitive worlds such as Iocanthos using soft breaking metal or fissionable residue encased in a strain resistant substance, usually milled on site.
Source: Tabletop Game / Only War - Gold, while a somewhat poorer conductor, doesn't tarnish at all, and, being very soft, actually flows under the normal forces in most connections, ensuring a perfect contact and airtight seal, which protects other, not so resistant materials.
Source: Brand Names Are Better -
Gold is a shiny, soft, heavy, rare, resistant to corrosion, and very valuable metal — the last property means that it turns up heavily in tropes, both figuratively (signifying purity and value) and literally.
Source: Useful Notes / Gold
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