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"adaptability" Meaning
adaptability
/əˌdæptəˈbɪləti/
Noun
the quality of being able to adjust to different conditions
"adaptability" Example Sentences
Mia's positive attitude and
adaptability
makes her one of the best doctors in the emergency department.
Due to their
adaptability
, microorganisms can survive almost anywhere on Earth.
"adaptability" Related Lesson Material
Beyond avoiding the careers which are most at risk, remember that in the future your biggest asset as an employee may be your adaptability.
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Hurun said the US was the top choice because of “eight criteria, namely education, investment destination preferences, immigration policy, property purchasing, tax, medical care, visa-free travel, and ease of adaptability.”
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You may not have all the qualifications or attributes needed for your new career, but you've probably gained valuable experience in your working life and developed skills in things like problem solving, adaptability and teamwork.
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adapt to cultural differences
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adapt to cultural differences
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In these cases, they are employing adaptive reuse.
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The architecture is adapted to the form of the mountain.
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You need to adapt to that business culture.
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One such adaptation is the ability to conserve water.
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Their body clocks may have adapted to these changes.
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Related Words
adapt to
/əˈdæpt tʊ/
Phrasal Verb
to change so that you can deal with a new situation
adaptive
/əˈdæptɪv/
Adjective
able to change and adapt to different situations
adaptation
/ˌædæpˈteɪʃn/
Noun
adaptation
/ˌædæpˈteɪʃn/
Noun
adapt
/əˈdæpt/
Verb
to change, or become adjusted, to suit a new use, purpose, or condition
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