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adaptable

Definition for adaptable

adjective as in able or willing to change

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Good players have skill, but great players have the mental toughness and attitude to be adaptable enough for the conditions.

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These comparisons show that the Neanderthal diet in these regions relied heavily on deer, horses and hares, along with marine and coastal foods, pointing to a wide-ranging and adaptable approach to gathering resources.

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“We weren’t sure how it would work, but Hiro’s so adaptable and he’s such an amazing musician that it sounded great from the get-go,” Cameron said.

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In this newly revealed pathway, adaptable microbes living in marine sediments and wetland soils remove toxic sulfide and use it as an energy source for growth.

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Once you’ve baked a batch or two, you start to see just how adaptable this little recipe is.

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

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