Synonyms for FLEXIBILITY
flex·i·bil·i·ty

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1. flexibility, flexiblenessnoun

   the property of being flexible; easily bent or shaped

   Synonyms:
   flexibleness, tractability, flexibility, tractableness

   Antonyms:
   inflexibility, inflexibleness, rigidness, rigidity

2. flexibility, flexiblenessnoun

   the quality of being adaptable or variable

   "he enjoyed the flexibility of his working arrangement"

   Synonyms:
   flexibleness, tractability, flexibility, tractableness

   Antonyms:
   rigidity, inflexibleness, rigidness, inflexibility

3. tractability, tractableness, flexibilitynoun

   the trait of being easily persuaded

   Synonyms:
   flexibleness, tractability, flexibility, tractableness

   Antonyms:
   inflexibility, rigidity, inflexibleness, rigidness

Matched Categories

1. • Adaptability
   • Plasticity
   • Trait

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1. flexibilitynoun

   Synonyms:
   pliancy, pliability, flexibleness, limberness, litheness, suppleness

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1. flexibilitynoun

   Synonyms:
   pliability, pliancy, suppleness, litheness, ductility, compliance

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1. List of paraphrases for "flexibility":

   flexible, latitude, flexibility, agility, responsiveness, versatility, adaptability, resilience, leeway, elasticity

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1. Max Gokhman:

   We are increasingly seeing white-collar companies realize that the flexibility employees wanted for some time doesn’t come with any real drawbacks.

2. Tom MacArthur:

   The latest proposal I made was just trying to bridge this divide between people that are holding two important views: people that are saying 'we're not going to fix health care unless we bring the cost down, which means we have to give the states some flexibility,' and people that are saying 'we can't pull the rug out from under people that are vulnerable.

3. Masami Sakoi:

   When we think about using the test results to form policy measures, the current method needs to be maintained for the time being though concerns that it lacks flexibility for boosting the number of tests is understandable.

4. Euben Paracuelles:

   This offers a buffer and flexibility for the non-essentials in terms of operating expenditure. It's still possible for them to get 3 percent.

5. Brett Giroir:

   Governors have the flexibility to use these tests as they deem fit, but we strongly encourage governors to utilize them in settings that are uniquely in need of rapid low-tech point of care tests, like opening and keeping open our K-12 schools, supporting critical infrastructure and first responders, responding to outbreaks specifically in certain demographics or locations, and screening or surveillance in congregate settings.