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adaptable

Definition for adaptable

adjective as in able or willing to change

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"It's affordable and adaptable and we can deliver it in ten years. That's never been done before. The future for Rosyth looks really good."

From BBC

Coyotes are highly adaptable and are beginning to re‑establish themselves in San Francisco, where they had once disappeared from.

From BBC

His mum, dad and brother have been living at hospital with him for almost nine months, but the council has told them their home is not adaptable and no other housing is available.

From BBC

This means using fire-resistant materials, integrating green roofs for natural cooling and air quality, and designing adaptable, modular structures that can be quickly reconfigured or relocated if needed.

The filmmaker was "inspired" by observing "how adaptable other parents" in the wild are, and how alive they are to changes in the natural world.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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