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flexibility

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌfleksəˈbɪləti/

flexibility means: The freedom to choose between different options or change your plans.

noun

FREEDOM TO CHOOSEB2

The freedom to choose between different options or change your plans.

  • This ticket gives you more flexibility.
  • Working from home offers flexibility in choosing your hours.
  • Do we have enough flexibility to change the date?

How to use it: flexibility in something/doing something (The job offers flexibility in choosing your hours.); flexibility to do something (We need the flexibility to change our plans.)

Similar words: freedom, choice, room to maneuver

Opposites: rigidity

Common phrases: greater flexibility, flexibility in something, allow some flexibility

SELF ORAL SEXC2

The ability to bend your body enough to put your own penis in your mouth.

  • He lacks the flexibility to perform oral sex on himself.
  • Such flexibility would let him reach his own penis with his mouth.
  • He wondered whether his flexibility made self oral sex possible.

Common phrases: extreme flexibility, enough flexibility, flexibility for autofellatio

Questions about flexibility

What does flexibility mean?

The freedom to choose between different options or change your plans.

What is flexibility in other languages?

Türkçe: esneklik · Español: flexibilidad · Français: souplesse · Deutsch: Flexibilität · Italiano: flessibilità · 日本語: 柔軟性

How do you pronounce flexibility?

It is pronounced /ˌfleksəˈbɪləti/.

How do you use flexibility in a sentence?

This ticket gives you more flexibility. Working from home offers flexibility in choosing your hours.

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