adaptable
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3.4
- adjective
- /əˈdæptəbl/
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adaptable
- What every doctor needs is a portable, accurate, and adaptable source of medical knowledge.
- readily adaptable
- highly adaptable
- easily adaptable
So I think teams that are focused on being adaptable can actually grow through this.
- So I think teams that are focused on being adaptable can actually grow through this.
- And so really it's about being as adaptable as we can.
- It's amazing how adaptable we are as humans.
- And I think the thing that I've learned is just how adaptable human beings are.
- So they are here because they were the most adaptable.
- Your skeletal muscle is so adaptable.
- Software programs are built to be adaptable.
- Yeah, I think I'm very adaptable and I try and find common ground with people.
- Well, I mean, the main thing, you know, is being strong, smart, capable and adaptable.
- Because if history has taught us anything is that humans are highly adaptable.
- Lots of people in these relationships give in and become very flexible and adaptable.
- And as much as there are calls for truth GPT, we want to be very clear, you've got to make sure that you stay adaptable to the future of AI.
- But if we're moving something of value and it and, and storing it on a Ledger, it's more adaptable to blockchain.
- Amir is an adaptable, versatile individual that loves humanity.
Examples
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It's not part of the current plan, but we might need to be adaptable.
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It's amazing how adaptable we are as humans.
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What that shows me is how adaptable the human body is.
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So I think teams that are focused on being adaptable can actually grow through this.
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But it turns out it's a very adaptable species.
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Yeah, I think I'm very adaptable and I try and find common ground with people.
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The brain is fluid, flexible, and incredibly adaptable to new experiences.
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There are aspects of music education that are adaptable to fusion and coordination with other arts and subjects.
Academic text (2013) -
Providing an accessible and adaptable education has become an increasingly daunting task for community colleges.
Academic text (2008) -
The brain is fluid, flexible, and incredibly adaptable to new experiences.
Synonyms
155
3.4
Able to change or be changed to fit different situations
35
3.4
Can be changed to fit different people or things
33
4.9
Able to change to fit new conditions
12
6.0
Easily influenced by others and likely to change opinions
9
4.1
You can change it to suit your needs or tastes
8
5.5
Easily changed or influenced, like a child's mind
8
4.2
Easy to bend or shape
7
3.4
Able to change easily and deal with new situations
3
7.7
Likely to change often
3
4.6
Able to be changed or set up to match a person's needs
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5.1
Can be changed to fit new needs
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8.3
Able to change appearance or behaviour easily to fit different situations
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4.2
Able to be changed
1
6.4
You can change it to work in different ways
Able to change to fit new conditions
Able to change quickly to fit different needs
Can change and improve gradually to fit new conditions
Able to bend and change without breaking
Antonyms
How Adaptable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word adaptable comes from parts meaning 'to' and 'fit' — ad- 'to' and apt 'fit', the same root as the English word apt. So, to be adaptable is to be able to change and 'fit' into new situations.