0 Pliant people are easily influenced or controlled by other people:
Backing their faction in the country a pliant government was soon in place.
The pliant, sunny melodies and beautiful part-sung choirs link up seamlessly with the texts.
The pliant historian and courtier could be counted on to provide refined touches to official correspondence.
The flesh is thin but pliant, grayish or pallid, cartilaginous, and lacks any distinctive odor and taste.
The nest walls are pliant and soft but strong.
The elm's wood bends well and distorts easily making it quite pliant.
When putting out force it must pass through, penetrate, pierce, connect, be pliant, ferocious, round, firm, have a shaking-cutting strength, and deliver explosive force.
They are aided in climbing with their black, pliant footpads with numerous ridges.
