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  • Understanding Deformable Materials: What Can Be Squashed?
    There isn't a single scientific term that specifically means "it can be squashed".

    However, depending on the context, you might be looking for a term like:

    * Deformable: This describes a material that changes shape under pressure.

    * Compressible: This describes a material that can be squeezed into a smaller volume.

    * Pliable: This describes a material that can be easily bent or molded.

    * Brittle: While not directly meaning "squashable," brittle materials are easily broken or fractured under pressure.

    Examples:

    * A sponge is deformable, compressible, and pliable.

    * A glass is brittle and easily squashed.

    To give you a more precise answer, I need more context about what you're trying to describe. For example, are you talking about a specific object, material, or substance?

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