uncalcified

/ʌnˈkælsɪfaɪd/
adjective
  1. Not hardened or turned into bone or calcium; soft and flexible.
    • Cartilage is an uncalcified tissue that cushions joints.
    • The baby's skull is still uncalcified, allowing for growth.
    • The uncalcified shell of the young turtle was still soft to the touch.
  2. Figuratively, not set in one's ways; open to change or new ideas.
    • Her uncalcified opinions made her a great listener in debates.
    • He kept his mind uncalcified by always reading books from different perspectives.
    • The team's uncalcified approach allowed them to adapt quickly to new technology.
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