ˈdʌktɪlɪti

Definitions

1. noun

the property of being capable of being drawn out or shaped without breaking.

“The high ductility of the metal alloy allowed it to be molded into intricate shapes.”

2. noun

the ability of a substance to deform without breaking when subjected to stress, especially when stretched or pulled.

“The engineer studied the ductility of various materials to determine their suitability for use in construction.”