"Flaccid" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Flaccid" Meaning

Denoting or characterized by a lack of elasticity or firmness; soft and limp. Often used to describe something that is weak, inadequate, or lacking in vitality. For example, "The flaccid economy led to widespread unemployment."

"Flaccid" Examples

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A flaccid muscle is one that has lost its tone and is soft and limp. "After a week of bed rest, my leg muscles had become flaccid and weak."
The journalist's flaccid reporting style failed to engage the reader, causing the article to fall flat.
The new employee's flaccid handshake did not make a good impression on his boss.
The overnight delivery company apologized for the flaccid state of the package that was supposed to be a delicious cake.
The doctor examined the patient's flaccid pulse, concerned about the possible underlying medical issue.