flexibility in Latin
flexibility in Latin is flexibilitās — flexibility means the physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.
flexibility in Latin
flexibilitās
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.
"Yoga improves flexibility in the hips and spine."
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noun The ability to adapt or change easily to suit new situations.
"The job offers flexibility over when and where you work."
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flexibility in a sentence
- Yoga improves flexibility in the hips and spine.
- The job offers flexibility over when and where you work.
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What is "flexibility" in Latin?
"flexibility" in Latin is flexibilitās. flexibility means: The physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.
How do you use "flexibility" in a sentence?
Example: "Yoga improves flexibility in the hips and spine." In Latin, "flexibility" is flexibilitās.
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