flexibilities
/ˌflɛk.sɪˈbɪl.ɪ.tiz/ · flex·i·bil·i·ties
noun
- The quality or state of being flexible; the ability to bend without breaking. The engineer praised the material’s flexibilities, noting how it could endure repeated stress.
- The capacity to adapt readily to new, different, or changing circumstances. Modern workplaces value employees’ flexibilities in handling shifting project priorities.
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Did you know? The plural form ‘flexibilities’ is especially common in legal and policy language, where it denotes multiple permissible variations or leeways within a contract or regulation.