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There's "malleate", which really truly does go with "malleable". But it has only the original literal meaning of "beat into shape with a hammer" and not the gen
by gjm11 13y ago
There's "malleate", which really truly does go with "malleable". But it has only the original literal meaning of "beat into shape with a hammer" and not the generalized meaning implicit in "malleable".
- StavrosK 13y agoEh, we can change that.