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willow in the wind
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1.
Global
poetic
figurative
A person or thing that bends, sways, or yields easily under external forces; notably flexible or pliant.
Someone who appears vulnerable, sorrowful, or emotionally fragile, often evoking a mournful or plaintive quality.
2.
Global
colloquial
metaphorical
A person who is easily influenced or lacks firm resolve, adapting to circumstances or the will of others rather than resisting.
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