Definition Synonyms
Definition of ductility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
material propertyTECH. ability of a material to be drawn into thin wiresTECH.
- Gold's ductility allows it to be drawn into fine jewelry wires..
2.
susceptibilityRare quality of being easily led or influencedRare
- His ductility made him vulnerable to peer pressure..
Origin of ductility
Latin, ductilis (easily led or pliable)
Examples of ductility in a sentence
The ductility of the metal was tested in the lab. Her ductility was evident in her willingness to follow trends. The cult leader exploited the ductility of his followers.
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- French:ductilité, docilité, ...
- German:Duktilität, Beeinflussbarkeit, ...
- Italian:duttilità, malleabilità, ...
- Spanish:ductilidad, ...
- Portuguese:ductilidade, flexibilidade, ...
- Chinese:延展性, 柔顺性, ...
- Japanese:延性, 影響を受けやすい性質, ...
- Arabic:مُطِيلِيَّة, قَابِلِيَّةُ التَّأَثُّر, ...
- Hebrew:גְּמִישׁוּת, קַלּוּת הַשְׁפָּעָה, ...
- Russian:ковкость, гибкость, ...
- Ukrainian:ковкість, піддатливість, ...
- Hindi:नम्यता, प्रभावशीलता, ...
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