Adaptableness

  • 21adaptitude — noun Adaptedness; special aptitude. See Also: adapt, adaptability, adaptable, adaptableness, adaptably, adaptation, adaptational, adaptative, adaptatively …

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  • 22adaptatively — adverb In an adaptative manner. See Also: adapt, adaptability, adaptable, adaptableness, adaptably, adaptation, adaptational, adaptative, adaptativeness …

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  • 23adaptional — adjective a) Relating or pertaining to adaptation, or the action of adapting. b) Applied to the process by which an organism is fitted or adapted to its environment: as, adaptional swellings. See Also: adapt, adaptability, adaptable …

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  • 24adaptedness — noun a) The state of being adapted; suitableness; fitness. b) The result of being adapted. See Also: adapt, adaptability, adaptable, adaptableness, adaptably, adaptation …

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  • 25changeableness — n. being able to be changed, adaptableness, alterableness …

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  • 26suppleness — sup·ple·ness || sÊŒplnɪs n. pliancy; limberness; adaptableness …

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  • 27adaptability — n. Adaptableness, suitableness. See adaptation …

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  • 28adaptability — n 1. adaptableness, adaptedness, adaptiveness, versatility, versatileness, many sidedness; adjustability, changeability, changeableness, variability, variableness; alterability, alterableness, modification, modifiability, modifiableness,… …

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  • 29resource — n 1. resort, recourse, backup, reinforcement, support, backing, help, aid; reserve, reserve, source, cache, storehouse, hidden supply, money in the bank, savings account. 2. resources collective wealth, natural resources, natural wealth. 3.Usu.… …

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  • 30adaptable — /əˈdæptəbəl / (say uh daptuhbuhl) adjective 1. capable of being adapted. 2. able to adapt oneself easily to new conditions. –adaptability /ədæptəˈbɪləti/ (say uhdaptuh biluhtee), adaptableness, noun …