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elastic

[ih-las-tik] / ɪˈlæs tɪk /




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At the same time, it behaves elastically, meaning it can bend and partially return to its original shape, similar to a rubber band.

From Science Daily

"Once an expansion or shrinkage exceeds the elastic limits, it will lead to the particle cracking."

From Science Daily

Those are elastic enough terms that it could cover at least half the population.

From Salon

There was an elastic strap to hold it closed that looked kind of cool.

From Literature

Death is an elastic concept in all forms of fiction, but TV and film have mightily tested the limits to which our belief can be stretched.

From Salon