yieldy
ˈjiːldi
Definition

Definition of yieldy - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
psychologyRarecompliant or easily influencedRare
  • She had a yieldy nature, agreeing to all suggestions.
pliant tractable
2.
flexibleRareeasily bent or shapedRare
  • The yieldy branches swayed in the wind.
flexible pliable
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Origin of yieldy

Old English, gieldan (to pay)

Examples of yieldy in a sentence

  • In negotiations, her yieldy attitude was both a strength and a weakness.
  • The yieldy material made the sculpture easy to shape.
  • The yieldy plastic could be molded into various forms.

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  1. French:malléable, flexible, ...
  2. German:nachgiebig, biegsam, ...
  3. Italian:remissivo, flessibile, ...
  4. Spanish:dócil, doblable, ...
  5. Portuguese:maleável, flexível, ...
  6. Chinese:顺从的, 柔韧的, ...
  7. Japanese:従順な, しなやかな, ...
  8. Arabic:مطيع, مَرِن, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֻשְׁפָּע בְּקַלּוּת, גָּמִישׁ, ...
  10. Russian:податливый, гибкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поступливий, ...
  12. Hindi:अनुपालनशील, लचीला, ...
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