plasmoid
- noun
- /ˈplæz.mɔɪd/
- Scientists in the story speculated that the mysterious plasmoid might be a new form of life.
Examples
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In the game, players can choose to control a plasmoid with unique energy-based abilities.
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The glowing plasmoid floated silently through the spaceship's corridor, leaving a faint trail of light.
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The plasmoid glowed brightly.
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In the game, players can encounter various plasmoids.
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In the video game, players can encounter a mysterious plasmoid that defies conventional physics.
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The science fiction novel featured a sentient plasmoid that traveled between dimensions.
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During the experiment, the researchers created a plasmoid that exhibited unusual behaviors and properties.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Plasmoid comes from plasma, meaning 'something formed', and the ending -oid, meaning 'like' (as in humanoid). So in stories a plasmoid is a 'plasma-like form', imagined as a glowing creature made of plasma.