👉 A "heavily fluid" describes a substance that exhibits a high degree of fluidity or malleability, often lacking a rigid structure. This term is commonly used in contexts like materials science or biology to characterize liquids or substances that can flow easily and are not easily compressed. For instance, water under certain conditions can behave like a highly fluid material due to its molecular interactions and the absence of a fixed shape, allowing it to adapt to its container's form. In biological terms, heavily fluid can refer to tissues or cells that are very pliable and can change shape without breaking, such as certain types of cartilage or the extracellular matrix in some organisms.
