adaptive

It has not been the business of monarchies to be adaptive from within.

The facility of speech, the adaptive moulding to another's mood was not in him!

In other words every character in plant or animal must be adaptive.

There is no mind quite so nimble, adaptive, or capable of simulation as that of the Pole.

We must come to the conclusion that the form is adaptive in all cases.

Because they are so adaptive, both as regards their food and their nesting-habits.

Here, again, we have a case of modified and adaptive instinct.

It is for this reason that imitation has been called an adaptive instinct.

This result is, in the language of adaptationists, brought about by an adaptive response of the plant to the light.

Water is thus facile and adaptive, that it makes the wild more wild, while it enhances more culture and art.