elastically (Meaning)

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elastically (adv.)

In an elastic manner; by an elastic power; with a spring.

The gymnast's body arched elastically as she gracefully executed a backflip.
The rubber band stretched elastically when the boy pulled on it, demonstrating its elasticity.
The bungee jumper fell elastically from the bridge, enjoying the exhilarating sensation of the cord rebounding.
The diving board bent elastically as the weight of the diver was applied, momentarily flexing before propelling them into the water.
The ballerina's pointe shoes gave her extra height and allowed her to move elastically across the stage during her performance.
My stretching routine leaves me feeling more elastically flexible and less prone to injury.
The elastically-bound package expanded to fit all the presents inside, accommodating the various sizes and shapes.
The elastically-supported bridge swayed gently in the wind, showcasing the structural integrity of its design.
The guitarist used elastically-coated strings on his instrument, ensuring they remained in tune even after extensive playing.
The elastically-designed waistband of my jeans provided both comfort and flexibility, allowing me to move freely throughout the day.

In an elastic manner; by an elastic power; with a spring.

flexible, stretchable, resilient, stretchy, plastic, stretch, ductile, whippy, supple, bouncy

stiff, nonelastic, inflexible, rigid, solid, nonelastic, stiff, rigid,inelastic, inflexible

The gymnast's body arched elastically as she gracefully executed a backflip.

The rubber band stretched elastically when the boy pulled on it, demonstrating its elasticity.

The bungee jumper fell elastically from the bridge, enjoying the exhilarating sensation of the cord rebounding.

The diving board bent elastically as the weight of the diver was applied, momentarily flexing before propelling them into the water.