Pronunciation: /ˈspæstɪk/
noun a person affected by muscle spasm
A1 My cousin has a spastic who requires a wheelchair for mobility.
A2 The spastic at the rehabilitation center is making great progress with their therapy.
B1 The spastic in the wheelchair smiled brightly as they crossed the finish line of the race.
B2 The spastic's determination to overcome their physical challenges is truly inspiring.
C1 The spastic's positive attitude and resilience in the face of adversity is commendable.
C2 The spastic's ability to adapt and thrive despite their disability is a testament to their strength of character.
adjective relating to or affected by muscle spasm
A1 The spastic puppy ran around in circles.
A2 She has a spastic reaction whenever she hears loud noises.
B1 The spastic movements of the dancer added an element of unpredictability to the performance.
B2 Despite his spastic tendencies, he was able to excel in his chosen sport.
C1 The spastic nature of the market made it difficult to predict future trends.
C2 Her spastic behavior was a source of concern for her friends and family.
formal The medical term for spasticity is a condition characterized by stiff or rigid muscles.
informal My brother has a spastic leg that he has to deal with on a daily basis.
slang Stop being so spastic and just relax for a minute.
figurative The spastic movements of the dancer added an element of unpredictability to the performance.
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