'Pliability' definitions:

Definition of 'pliability'

noun

The property of being easily bent without breaking [syn: bendability, pliability]

noun

Adaptability of mind or character; "he was valued for his reliability and pliability"; "he increased the leanness and suppleness of the organization" [syn: pliability, pliancy, pliantness, suppleness]

Definition of 'Pliability'

From: GCIDE

Pliability \Pli`a*bil"i*ty\, n. The quality or state of being pliable; flexibility; as, pliability of disposition. "Pliability of movement." --Sir W. Scott. [1913 Webster]

Synonyms of 'pliability'

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abulia,
acquiescence,
adaptability,
agreeability,
agreeableness,
alacrity,
amenability,
aptitude,
aptness,
ardor,
bendability,
biddability,
brightness,
cheerful consent,
cleverness,
compliableness,
compliance,
consent,
convenience,
cooperativeness,
cowardice,
docility,
ductibility,
ductility,
eagerness,
educability,
elasticity,
enthusiasm,
extendibility,
extensibility,
facility,
faintheartedness,
faintness,
favorable disposition,
favorableness,
fear,
feasibility,
feeblemindedness,
feebleness,
fictility,
flexibility,
flexility,
flexuousness,
formativeness,
forwardness,
frailty,
gameness,
give,
goodwill,
handiness,
impressionability,
infirmity,
intelligence,
limberness,
litheness,
malleability,
manageability,
manageableness,
maneuverability,
moldability,
motivation,
plasticity,
pliancy,
practicality,
promptness,
quickness,
readiness,
receptive mood,
receptiveness,
receptivity,
responsiveness,
right mood,
sensibility,
sensitiveness,
sequacity,
servility,
spinelessness,
springiness,
submissiveness,
subservience,
suppleness,
susceptibility,
teachability,
teachableness,
tensileness,
tensility,
tractability,
tractility,
trainableness,
ungrudgingness,
unloathness,
unreluctance,
untroublesomeness,
weak will,
weak-mindedness,
weakness,
wieldableness,
wieldiness,
willing ear,
willing heart,
willingness,
willowiness,
yieldingness,
zeal,
zealousness