pliant

joustava, mukautuva, taipuisa

sopeutuva Capable of plying or bending; readily yielding to force or pressure without breaking; flexible; pliable; lithe; limber; plastic
1917, The National Geographic Magazine April 1917, The Warblers of North America

Whether in its northern or southern home, the black-throated blue warbler builds its nest of bark, roots, and other pliant material, loose and rather bulky, in a variety of saplings, bushes, and weeds, but always a few inches or a few feet from the ground.

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"The king had a pliant prime minister and a general who was telling him what he wanted to hear."

Yet there was pleasant sadness that became

Meetly the gentle heart and pliant sense,

In that same idlesse - gazing on that brook

Sa mère a acheté un vélo pliant. - His mother bought a folding bicycle.