flaccid

• Descreve algo mole, flácido ou sem firmeza, frequentemente usado em contexto médico ou biológico para tecidos, músculos ou partes do corpo que perderam a tonicidade ou elasticidade. Também pode indicar fraqueza ou falta de vigor.

Describes something that is soft, limp, or lacking firmness, often used in a medical or biological context.

1. Limp or softC1formal

   Lacking firmness, stiffness, or strength; hanging loosely.

   Flácido ou mole

   • The plant's leaves were flaccid from lack of water.
   • His handshake was flaccid and unimpressive.
   • The balloon became flaccid after the air leaked out.

   Sinônimosdroopyflabbyfloppylanguidlimploosesaggingslacksofttoneless

   Antônimosfirmhardrigidstifftauttense

2. Lacking energy or forceC2formal

   Lacking vigor, effectiveness, or power.

   Sem energia ou força

   • The speech was flaccid and failed to inspire the audience.
   • The economy remains flaccid despite government efforts.
   • His flaccid response to the crisis disappointed his supporters.

   Sinônimosfeebleineffectivelanguidlistlesspowerlessspiritlessweak

   Antônimosdynamicenergeticforcefulpowerfulspiritedvigorous