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Plasticity

usgb/plæˈstɪsəti/Volume
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Plasticity often refers to a skill or ability developing with practice, especially in learning. SlideHer piano playing shows great plasticity; she improves daily.
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Growth PotentialPlay
The word plasticity is used to express potential for change or growth in a person or object. SlideTeachers need to recognize the plasticity in each student's abilities.
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Not Always PositivePlay
Plasticity can be neutral or negative, depending on the context, like adapting bad habits. SlideHis plasticity led him to adapt quickly to the bad influences around him.