amorphism
/əˈmɒrˌfɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A state or process in which a substance loses its crystalline structure and becomes amorphous or glassy.
“The researcher studied the amorphism of the polymer as it melted and cooled.”
2. noun
A lack of clear or defined shape or form.
“The artist’s style was characterized by a deliberate amorphism in her sculptures.”
3. noun
A philosophical or metaphysical concept referring to the lack of a fixed or essential nature or identity.
“The philosopher explored the idea of amorphism in human existence and its implications for society.”