🤸flexible

adjective
/ˈfleks.ə.bəl/

Meaning

able to bend easily without breaking; adaptable to change
able to bend easily; adaptable to change; not rigid

Example Sentences

Yoga helps to make the body more flexible.

She has a flexible work schedule that allows her to work from home.

Example Expressions

flexible schedule

Synonyms

adaptable, pliable, versatile, adjustable, bendable
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adaptable, pliable, versatile, adjustable
Entry 2
adaptable, bendable, pliable, adjustable

Antonyms

rigid, inflexible, stiff, fixed
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rigid, inflexible, stiff
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rigid, inflexible, stiff, fixed

Collocations

flexible policy, flexible approach, flexible schedule, flexible body, flexible thinking
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flexible policy, flexible approach, flexible schedule, flexible body
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flexible schedule, flexible approach, flexible thinking

More Example Sentences

She is lucky to have a flexible schedule.

They quickly learned to be more flexible.

She is lucky to have flexible working hours.

She was offered to take a flexible schedule.

I accept the offer only if the schedule is flexible.

The company allows employees to choose flexible hours.

If we give you flexible timings, will you be able to accept?

Being flexible with client needs is the key to long-term relationships.

Assuming that you need a flexible schedule, we could give you more flexibility with delivery timings.

If increasing the salary is not possible, could other benefits such as flexible working hours be considered?

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