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Definition of flexy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The flexy material made the toy safe for children.
2.
- Her flexy schedule allows her to work anytime.
3.
- He's very flexy about deadlines, which can be frustrating.
Origin of flexy
English, flex (to bend) + -y (adjective suffix)
Examples of flexy in a sentence
Flexy straws are popular at parties. The flexy design can be adjusted for any user. Their flexy approach helps in unpredictable situations. Her flexy approach to planning made the trip enjoyable. The manager's flexy attitude helped ease the team's stress.
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- French:flexible, adaptable, ...
- German:flexibel, entspannt, ...
- Italian:flessibile, adattabile, ...
- Spanish:doblable, adaptable, ...
- Portuguese:flexível, adaptável, ...
- Chinese:有弹性的, 灵活的, ...
- Japanese:柔軟な, 適応性のある, ...
- Arabic:مَرِن, قابِل لِلتَّكَيُّف, ...
- Hebrew:גָמִישׁ, רָגוּעַ, ...
- Russian:гибкий, адаптивный, ...
- Ukrainian:гнучкий, адаптивний, ...
- Hindi:लचीला, अनुकूलनीय, ...
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