flaccidity (Meaning)

Wordnet

flaccidity (n)

a flabby softness

Webster

The state of being flaccid.

The flaccidity of his biceps was a testament to his sedentary lifestyle.
The flaccidity of my skin after losing weight was a stark reminder of the toll it had taken on my body.
The sagging and flaccidity of the old man's face told the tale of a life well-lived.
The flaccidity of the old sofa made it uncomfortable to sit on, but it held sentimental value for the family.
The flaccidity of the dying plant's leaves was a sign that it was nearing the end of its life.
The flaccidity of the boxer's punch revealed that he was no longer the fighter he once was.
The flaccidity of the handshake betrayed a lack of confidence and strength.
The flaccidity of the economy in the wake of the pandemic caused widespread job losses and hardship.
The flaccidity of the muscles in the paralyzed patient's leg was a disheartening sign of his condition.
The flaccidity of the sails in the windless day prevented the boat from moving forward.

a flabby softnessThe state of being flaccid.

floppy,limp, flabby, droopy, lank, yielding, relaxed,soft, resilient, pliant

rigid, sturdy, inflexible, solid, stiff,rigid, solid, resilient, resilient, inflexible

The flaccidity of his biceps was a testament to his sedentary lifestyle.

The flaccidity of my skin after losing weight was a stark reminder of the toll it had taken on my body.

The sagging and flaccidity of the old man's face told the tale of a life well-lived.

The flaccidity of the old sofa made it uncomfortable to sit on, but it held sentimental value for the family.