plastically
/ˈplæstɪkli/
adverb
- In a way that relates to the shaping or molding of a material, especially a soft or malleable one.
- The clay was plastically formed into a smooth bowl on the potter's wheel.
- Metals can be plastically deformed under high pressure without breaking.
- The artist worked the wax plastically, adding fine details with her fingers.
- In a way that is flexible, adaptable, or capable of being changed or reshaped.
- The young mind develops plastically, adapting to new experiences and ideas.
- Her memory of the event changed plastically over time, blending fact with imagination.
- The company's strategy evolved plastically as market conditions shifted.
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