Capable of being drawn out into wire or threads; able to be shaped or molded without breaking.
From Latin 'ductibilis,' derived from 'ducere' (to lead or draw). This is a rare variant or synonym for the more common 'ductile,' appearing occasionally in technical and scientific writing.
Ductible is essentially a synonym for ductile but with a Latin suffix flavor—it's an example of how English has multiple ways to say similar things, often with different etymological paths to the same meaning.
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