flaccid (adjective)

1. The flaccid fabric of the dress made it appear shapeless and unflattering.

2. According to Greek mythology, Medusa was cursed by Athena and her once lively hair turned flaccid and transformed into snakes.

3. In the science fiction novel, the aliens had a weak and flaccid muscular structure due to the lower gravity of their home planet.

4. The protagonist's flaccid performance in the movie failed to capture the audience's attention and left them unimpressed.

1. The priest noticed that the flaccid flowers in the church's vase needed to be replaced.

2. The children were terrified when they stumbled upon a flaccid body hanging from a tree.

3. The protagonist's flaccid limbs prevented him from performing powerful attacks during the fight.

4. The wizard's flaccid spell failed to create the desired effect on his enemies.