nonelastic (Meaning)

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nonelastic (a.)

Not having elasticity.

The elastic band stretched considerably before returning to its original shape, while the nonelastic rubber band snapped.
Nonelastic materials, such as glass, exhibit little to no deformation under stress.
The nonelasticity of steel makes it an ideal material for building bridges and skyscrapers.
Nonelastic fabrics, like leather and denim, maintain their shape even after being stretched.
Nonelastic demand indicates that the quantity demanded of a good or service remains constant regardless of price changes.
The nonelastic force of gravity is responsible for keeping objects on the ground and celestial bodies in orbit.
Nonelastic collision is a type of inelastic collision in which the total kinetic energy of the objects is not conserved.
The nonelastic response of a material can be attributed to its molecular structure and bonding forces.
Nonelastic demand curves are typically downward sloping, indicating that as price increases, demand decreases.
The nonelastic behavior of certain polymers and composites makes them useful for applications involving impact resistance and vibration damping.

Not having elasticity.

brittle, nonmalleable, arthritic, dense, inelastic, compact,rheumatic, substantial, strong, rigid

stretchy, yielding, elastic, resilient, floppy, plastic, pliable, plastic, workable, flexible

The elastic band stretched considerably before returning to its original shape, while the nonelastic rubber band snapped.

Nonelastic materials, such as glass, exhibit little to no deformation under stress.

The nonelasticity of steel makes it an ideal material for building bridges and skyscrapers.

Nonelastic fabrics, like leather and denim, maintain their shape even after being stretched.