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flexible

1 of 1adjective
/ˈflɛksəbəl/
Forms:more flexible,most flexible
1

capable of bending easily without breaking

B2
  • The flexible plastic tubing is used to transport liquids in laboratories and industries.
  • The flexible ruler can be curved to measure irregular shapes accurately.
  • The rubber hose is flexible, allowing it to bend around corners without kinking.
  • The flexible silicone spatula easily bends to scrape every last bit of batter from the bowl.
  • Rubber bands are flexible and can stretch to hold together stacks of papers or other objects.
Synonyms:
ductilepliantbendableflexilemalleable
Antonyms:
inflexible
2

capable of adjusting easily to different situations, circumstances, or needs

  • Her flexible approach to problem-solving made her an excellent team member.
  • A flexible mindset helps in navigating unexpected challenges at work.
  • He is known for being flexible with his schedule, accommodating others’ needs.
  • She remained flexible during negotiations, seeking a solution that benefited everyone.
  • His flexible attitude made it easy for friends to rely on him in tough times.
Synonyms:
pliableadaptablefluidelastic
Antonyms:
inflexible
3

able to bend and move the body easily without breaking or injury; physically limber

  • The gymnast was so flexible she could bend backward into a perfect bridge.
  • Dancers and athletes need to stay flexible to prevent injuries and perform complex moves.
  • His flexible joints allowed him to do splits with ease.
  • She became more flexible after months of consistent yoga practice.
  • Martial artists train to be flexible for high kicks and fast movements.