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fictile

/ˈfɪk.taɪl/

الترجمة: صفة تصف شيئًا يمكن تشكيله أو صبه، وخاصة الطين؛ وتُستخدم أيضًا مجازيًا للدلالة على القابلية للتشكيل أو المطاوعة أو التكيّف.

مدخل واحد

adjective

/ˈfɪk.taɪl/C2formalمهجور
  • arصفة تصف شيئًا يمكن تشكيله أو صبه، وخاصة الطين؛ وتُستخدم أيضًا مجازيًا للدلالة على القابلية للتشكيل أو المطاوعة أو التكيّف.

An adjective describing something that is capable of being molded or shaped, especially clay; also used figuratively to mean pliable or adaptable.

  1. Related to potteryC2formalart

    Of or relating to the craft of making pottery or objects from clay.

    arفَخَّارِيّ

    • The ancient civilization was known for its fictile art.
    • She studied fictile techniques at the ceramics school.
    • The museum displayed a collection of fictile vessels.

    المرادفاتceramic

  2. Malleable or moldableC2formalart

    Capable of being shaped or molded, especially referring to soft materials like clay or earth.

    arقابل للتشكيل

    • The fictile clay was easy to shape into a bowl.
    • Pottery requires a fictile material that holds its form.
    • The artist preferred fictile substances for sculpting.

    المرادفاتductilemalleablemoldableplasticpliableworkable

    الأضدادhardinflexiblerigidstiffunyielding

  3. Susceptible to influenceC2formal

    Easily influenced, led, or directed by others.

    arقابل للتأثير

    • The young apprentice was fictile and readily adopted the master's techniques.
    • A leader should not be fictile to every passing opinion.
    • Her fictile nature made her easy to persuade.

    المرادفاتadaptablecompliantductileimpressionablemalleablepersuadablepliablesuggestiblesusceptibletractableyielding

    الأضدادinflexibleintractableobstinateresolutestubbornunyielding

الصيغ
  • more fictile comparative form
  • most fictile superlative form