What are the antonyms for ELASTIC?
- tense, intolerant, inflexible, ramrod, unyielding, steady, brittle, Nonelastic, established, set, Ungiving, stiff, unadaptable, constant, inelastic, Unflexible, unbendable, unchanging, stable, rigid, difficult, uniform, immutable, unvarying, Unpliable, hard.
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Synonyms for ELASTIC
- recuperative,
- give,
- willowy,
- lacy,
- Lycra,
- Microfiber,
- YOYO,
- soft,
- bubbleheaded,
- buoyant,
- ebullient,
- extensible,
- Slatted,
- adaptable,
- agile,
- whalebone,
- flexible,
- mushy,
- short-term,
- rubbery,
- squishy,
- latex,
- ether,
- unstable,
- resiliency,
- spirited,
- doughier,
- paper,
- cord,
- stretchy,
- cottony,
- short-lived,
- elasticity,
- quicksilver,
- nylon,
- spongy,
- dacron,
- dilatant,
- alterable,
- Bendy,
- alabaster,
- tractable,
- yo-yo,
- wiper,
- essence,
- rubber band,
- coefficient of restitution,
- Dough-faced,
- woody,
- pliant,
- fume,
- springy,
- Recuperatory,
- versatile,
- concrete,
- stone,
- distend,
- contractile,
- many-sided,
- leatherette,
- velvety,
- inflatable,
- cloth,
- taffeta,
- moldable,
- lightest,
- Cribriform,
- safety belt,
- susceptible,
- receptive,
- astrakhan,
- clip,
- vivacious,
- Lurex,
- expandible,
- Light-hearted,
- fictile,
- volatile,
- tenacious,
- cable,
- stretch,
- sprightly,
- battledore,
- marbled,
- expansible,
- yield,
- soaring,
- gelatinous,
- supple,
- frame,
- gentle,
- chiffon,
- viscose,
- cloud,
- be coming,
- fleece,
- building,
- cushiony,
- handball,
- ammonia,
- fluid,
- Sequacious,
- bendable,
- brief,
- gum,
- volatile alkali,
- elasticized,
- plastic,
- effervescent,
- lissom,
- laid back,
- snapping back,
- scalable,
- twine,
- formable,
- rolling with punches,
- adjustable,
- frothing,
- adaptive,
- stretchable,
- viscoelastic,
- ductile,
- chenille,
- protean,
- Shapable,
- manageable,
- like putty,
- compromising,
- variable,
- lithesome,
- rubber,
- submissive,
- bending,
- spandex,
- synthetic rubber,
- horny,
- elastics,
- unrepressed,
- flexuous,
- lissome,
- yielding,
- Renitent,
- floating,
- framework,
- modifiable,
- pulpy,
- eraser,
- earthen,
- jumping jack,
- gas,
- animated,
- full of zip,
- Reviviscent,
- extend,
- conciliatory,
- flexibility,
- graceful,
- waxy,
- extensional,
- material,
- construction,
- baleen,
- extendable,
- expansile,
- irrepressible,
- oily,
- chewing gum,
- temporary,
- partial vacuum,
- caoutchouc,
- mutable,
- suppleness,
- limber,
- composition,
- sinewy,
- stretch fabric,
- gum band,
- all-purpose,
- accommodating,
- spring,
- convalescent,
- study at flexible,
- mercurial,
- resilience,
- complaisant,
- elastomer,
- inflationary,
- all-embracing,
- doughy,
- extendible,
- springboard,
- whippy,
- flipper,
- expandable,
- limp,
- balletic,
- Pappy,
- tensile,
- scopic,
- flex,
- elastic loop,
- sag,
- springiness,
- changeable,
- acrylic,
- softer,
- gumma,
- airy,
- spring back,
- vacuum,
- inconstant,
- lithe,
- live,
- tyre,
- holder,
- glass,
- workable,
- floppy,
- stringy,
- unresisting,
- springlike,
- elastic device,
- Distensive,
- short-fuse,
- natural rubber,
- multifaceted,
- cardboard,
- polyester,
- lively,
- fleecy,
- bouncy,
- rubberband,
- tractile,
- duster,
- impressionable,
- racket,
- shapeable,
- responsive,
- facile,
- steam,
- ice,
- reed,
- suggestible,
- impressible,
- resilient,
- bone,
- muscular,
- pliable,
- compliant,
- lame,
- fabric,
- neoprene,
- fleeting,
- sinuous,
- elasticised,
- recoil,
- extensive,
- extensile,
- vapor,
- edifice,
- effluvium,
- transient,
- ivory,
- giving,
- quick to recover,
- flexile,
- expansive,
- passing,
- sensitive,
- glazed,
- string,
- malleable,
- all around,
- ribbing,
- flatus,
- bounce,
- breathing tube,
- rope,
- fur,
- compressible,
- pliability,
- reek,
- scopious,
- formative,
- elastic,
- rubberlike,
- change,
- adaptability,
- trampoline,
- waxen,
- squashy,
- chain,
- air,
- chewy,
- wooden,
- mettlesome,
- high-spirited,
- elastic band,
- tempered,
- gum elastic,
- carbonated.
Usage Examples for ELASTIC
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Still, although his look was serious, and just then sad, his eye was occasionally seen to brighten, and his light elastic step showed that he was full of vigour and manhood. - "Popular Adventure Tales" by Mayne Reid
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His step was free and elastic, and his countenance wore the joyous expression of youth and health. - "Hyperion" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
