plastically

/'plæstikəli/
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plastically

He molded the clay plastically into a small animal figure.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a plastic manner; with plasticity: The adverb "plastically" describes the way in which a material can be shaped, molded, or deformed without breaking, or the way an action is performed with such properties.
    • In a way that is capable of change or adaptation: It can also describe doing something in a flexible, malleable, or impressionable way.
Usage Examples
  • Adverb:
    • The artist worked the clay plastically, forming it into a smooth, flowing shape.
    • Certain metals behave plastically under high heat and pressure, allowing them to be forged.
Advanced Usage
  • In a figuratively malleable or formative way: Used to describe non-physical adaptation or influence.
    • The young mind absorbs information plastically, easily forming new neural connections.
    • The policy was applied plastically to suit the different regional contexts.
Variants and Related Words
  • Plastic (adj): (1) Made of plastic. (2) Capable of being molded; malleable. (3) Offering scope for creativity; formative.
    • The plastic material was easy to shape.
    • The plastic nature of childhood development is fascinating.
  • Plasticity (n): The quality of being plastic; the capacity for being molded or altered.
    • Brain plasticity refers to its ability to change throughout life.
  • Plasticize (v): To make plastic or moldable.
Synonyms
  • Malleably: In a way that can be hammered or pressed into shape.
  • Flexibly: In a way that bends easily without breaking.
  • Ductilely: In a way that can be drawn out into a thin wire (for metals).
Antonyms
  • Elastically: In a way that returns to its original shape after deformation.
  • Rigidly: In a stiff, unyielding manner.
  • Brittlely: In a hard but easily breakable way.
plastically

He molded the clay plastically into a small animal figure.

Adverb
  1. in a plastic manner
    • he used the clay plastically

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