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plasticity

/plæˈstɪs.ɪ.ti/

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noun

/plæˈstɪs.ɪ.ti/C1formalscientific
  • ruСвойство быть физически податливым; способность материала принимать форму, поддаваться обработке или ковке без разрушения.

The property of being physically malleable; the ability of a material to be shaped, worked, or hammered without breaking.

uncountable

  1. Physical malleabilityB2formal

    The property of a material that allows it to be shaped, molded, or deformed without breaking.

    ruПластичность

    • The plasticity of clay makes it ideal for pottery.
    • Metals like gold exhibit high plasticity when heated.
    • The engineer tested the plasticity of the new polymer.

    Synonymsductilitymalleabilitypliability

    Antonymshardnessinelasticityrigiditystiffness

  2. Adaptability or flexibilityC1formal

    The ability to change, adapt, or be molded in a non-physical sense, such as in thought or behavior.

    ruПластичность

    • Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's plasticity in forming new connections.
    • The plasticity of the human mind allows for lifelong learning.
    • Cultural plasticity enables societies to evolve over time.

    Synonymsadaptabilitychangeabilityflexibilityfluiditymalleabilitypliabilityresiliencesupplenessversatility

    Antonymsinflexibilityrigiditystiffness

Forms
  • plasticities plural form
  • plasticities' possessive plural form
  • plasticity's possessive singular form
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