👉 An almost-fluid state is one that exhibits characteristics of fluidity but lacks the full coherence and smoothness typically associated with true fluids. It's like water that has just begun to freeze; it flows and changes shape, but not yet in a perfectly continuous manner. This state is marked by a gradual transition between solid-like and liquid-like behaviors, often seen in materials that are near their phase transition points. Essentially, almost-fluid states represent a transitional phase where the material's properties are neither fully solid nor fully liquid, but rather exhibit a blend of both, with some degree of disorder or randomness.
