👉 "Nonshrinking" is a phrase that refers to an object or substance that retains its size and shape as it shrinks. This property is often associated with materials like glass, rubber, or metal. In physics and engineering, "nonshrinking" objects are those that can retain their original shape even when they become smaller than before. For example, a metal rod can be used to create a lightbulb without losing its size and color, as it retains the shape of its original material

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👉 In computer science, a nonshrinking function is one where the size of its input does not grow with each invocation of the function. This means that for any value `x` and any integer `n`, the output of the function will be less than or equal to `n`. For example: ```python def f(x): return x
2 print(f(3)) # Output: 6 ``` In this case, there is no limit on how much data

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👉 Nonshrinking is a term used to describe something that keeps shrinking and becoming smaller over time without any noticeable growth or expansion. This means that when you try to shrink something, it just keeps getting smaller as if there's no limit.

An example sentence of this slang or profane word can be "If I were to shrink back from the sun in the morning, will I look like a 72"