Flaccid

usgb/ˈflæsɪd/
adjective

Soft and hanging loosely, not firm.

After the balloon lost its air, it became flaccid.
Visual representation of "flaccid" - Soft and hanging loosely, not firm

Often appears as...

  • flaccid skin
  • flaccid muscle
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Physical Condition

Use 'flaccid' to describe body parts that appear weak or without strength.

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The patient's arm felt flaccid after the cast was removed.
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Emotional Impact

'Flaccid' can imply a negative feeling toward something that lacks vitality or strength.

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The overcooked noodles were disappointingly flaccid.
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