malleable

But they’re also malleable; there’s no telling what might affect them, or what a child might carry with them throughout their life.

By reframing age as something malleable, these tests motivate healthier choices.

The layered effect is magical—as if the vessel were malleable, atmospheric, and the figures were frolicking within its translucent skin.

Still, the point is made: Truth is a malleable thing, prone to erasure and distortion, yet we need it more than ever.

Morrow poses this riddle to an unsuspecting Hybrid once he figures out their adult bodies are governed by the malleable, gullible minds of children.