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Comparative
more elastic
Superlative
most elastic
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having a flexible quality, capable of returning to its original shape after being stretched or compressed
- The waistband of the stretchy leggings was elastic, providing a comfortable fit.
- The rubber band was elastic, allowing it to stretch and snap back into place.
- The balloon had an elastic texture, expanding easily when inflated and bouncing back when released.
- The hair tie was made of elastic material, allowing it to stretch and hold the hair in place.
- The dough had an elastic consistency, making it easy to knead and shape.
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able to adapt quickly to changing circumstances or recover easily from difficulties
- Her elastic personality helped her bounce back from setbacks and stay positive during tough times.
- The team's elastic approach to challenges allowed them to adjust their strategy and succeed in a competitive market.
- He had an elastic attitude toward criticism, using it as motivation to improve rather than feeling discouraged.
- The elastic nature of the leader meant she could handle sudden changes with ease and guide her team through uncertainty.
- After a long day, her elastic sense of humor kept everyone in good spirits, despite the challenges they faced.