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bendable

[ UK /bˈɛndəbə‍l/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. capable of being bent or flexed or twisted without breaking
    a flexible wire
    a pliant young tree

How To Use bendable In A Sentence

  • Apple is also announcing peripherals, including an HDMI adapter for high-definition video output ($39), and Smart Covers, a new kind of magnetic cover with a bendable flap.
  • The researchers chemically bonded one end of the molecule to a bendable cantilever similar to the tip of an atomic-force microscope.
  • Ralph muttered a word of thanks and sipped from the kind of bendable plastic straw that you can only find in hospitals and nursing homes. The Wind in the Woods
  • By doing so they will send a message saying British Law is not as bendable/buyable/corruptible as they seem to think it is.
  • Yet Sarah Palin's leaked demands (including three deluxe hotel rooms, a private aircraft that "must be a Lear 60 or larger", and a "bendable" straw) have made her not only the envy of our former expense-claiming MPs, for whom a simple moat is now an unattainable dream, but also the peer of many rock stars. Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
  • Not only is it bendable, it's posable as well.
  • The association specializes in premixes for engineered cementitious composite (ECC) (Bendable Concrete). Archive 2009-12-01
  • Laughing Katie pulled out a bell shaped cage made of thin bendable wood while Krystal pulled out a slip of several layers of stiff crinoline.
  • Hey, maybe he like her way with 'bendable' straws. McCain's V.P. guru picks Pawlenty for donation
  • Five sharp, bendable claws protruded from each of the hands and feet.
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