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, 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, tractableness

   Antonyms:
   rigidity, inflexibleness, rigidness, inflexibility

3. tractability, tractableness, flexibilitynoun

   the trait of being easily persuaded

   Synonyms:
   flexibleness, tractability, 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. Lindsay Wiley:

   This isn't really a case about emergency public health powers or even vaccination law, so much as it's a case about how much flexibility do administrative agencies have to respond to a problem or a threat without waiting for specific authorization from Congress.

2. Robert Riley:

   I worked yesterday with two retired physicians that I've known for decades, we have flexibility, and we have the ability to do something that not everybody can do.

3. Martin Slumbers:

   It’s important to note that it’s not a ‘Rule of Golf,’ and as such, it is not mandated for the average recreational golfer. Rather, this is an available tool for those running competitive events. we believe this is the right thing for the game at this time and will provide tournament organizers with the flexibility to choose for themselves within the framework of the rules.

4. Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen:

   There is flexibility in programming.

5. Yuval Steinitz:

   We have resolved 80 to 90 percent of the difficulties, or gaps, and now with a little bit of goodwill and flexibility on both sides we can reach the remaining items, i think we are pretty close (to normalizing relations).