flaccidity

as inmalleability
as inmalleableness
as inpliability
as inpliableness
as inpliancy
as inpliantness
as inresiliency
as inspringiness
as insuppleness
as inflexibility

Synonyms for flaccidity

noun flexibility

Word Origin & History

1610s, from French flaccide or directly from Latin flaccidus "flabby," from flaccus "flabby, flap-eared," of uncertain origin (OED suggests it's imitative). Related: Flaccidly; flaccidity.

Example Sentences for flaccidity

It sank, excused for the flaccidity by Nataly's want of common adventurous daring.

His very malevolence proceeded from a flaccidity which meanly envied the activities and enthusiasms of other men.

Soon it would lose its paleness and flaccidity, become pink and slightly convex, pulsing with Rastignac's blood.

Besides, inquiries concerning the health of cow-punchers were not only superfluous, but bordered on flaccidity.

Besides, inquiries concerning the health of cow- punchers were not only superfluous, but bordered on flaccidity.

Loss of consciousness was followed by flaccidity of all four extremities, hyperpyrexia, and death.

Nor need we fear that the result of this would be any flaccidity of conviction, or lethargy in act.

flaccidity

Synonyms for flaccidity

More words related to flaccidity

flexibility

malleability

malleableness

pliability

pliableness

pliancy