flaccid
/ˈflæk.sɪd/
adjective
- (of a part of the body) Soft, limp, and lacking firmness, often because of loss of muscle tone or fluid.
- After the long illness, his muscles became flaccid and weak.
- Physical therapy helped restore strength to her flaccid arm.
- The plant's leaves turned flaccid because it hadn't been watered.
- Lacking force, energy, or effectiveness; weak and unenthusiastic.
- The flaccid sales report disappointed the investors.
- His flaccid handshake made a poor first impression.
- The team's flaccid performance led to a loss.