nonsolid
/nɑnˈsɑlɪd/
adjective
- Not in a solid state; having the form of a liquid or gas.
- In the experiment, we observed how a nonsolid material flows through a narrow tube.
- The chemist explained that nonsolid substances like water and air can change shape easily.
- Many planets have nonsolid surfaces, such as the gas giants Jupiter and Saturn.
- Not firm, strong, or reliable; lacking a solid foundation.
- Her argument felt nonsolid because she didn't have enough evidence to support it.
- The old bridge was declared nonsolid and unsafe for heavy traffic.
- The team's defense was nonsolid, allowing the other side to score easily.
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