flexibility in Greek
flexibility in Greek is ευελιξία, ευκαμψία — flexibility means the physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.
flexibility in Greek
ευελιξία
Pronounced: evelixia
The quality of being flexible, whether physically or metaphorically.
ευκαμψία
Pronounced: efkampsia
The quality of being flexible, whether physically or metaphorically.
What does "flexibility" mean?
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noun The physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.
"Dancers need great flexibility in their legs and back."
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noun The ability to adapt or change easily to suit new situations.
"Good managers show flexibility when plans change at the last minute."
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flexibility in a sentence
- Dancers need great flexibility in their legs and back.
- Stretching each morning helped him regain his flexibility.
- Good managers show flexibility when plans change at the last minute.
- The tour needs some flexibility, since the weather is unpredictable.
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What is "flexibility" in Greek?
"flexibility" in Greek is ευελιξία, ευκαμψία. flexibility means: The physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.
How do you pronounce ευελιξία?
"flexibility" in Greek is ευελιξία, pronounced "evelixia".
How do you use "flexibility" in a sentence?
Example: "Dancers need great flexibility in their legs and back." In Greek, "flexibility" is ευελιξία, ευκαμψία.
Are there other ways to say "flexibility" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "flexibility": ευελιξία, ευκαμψία.
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