agility
/əˈdʒɪləti/
noun
- The ability to move quickly and easily.
- The gymnast's agility amazed the audience during her routine.
- His agility on the soccer field made him a great defender.
- Dogs that compete in agility trials must run through tunnels and jump over bars.
- The ability to think, understand, and respond quickly.
- The job requires agility in solving unexpected problems.
- A good chess player needs mental agility to plan several moves ahead.
- Her quick wit and agility in conversation made her a popular host.
- The ability of a business or organization to adapt rapidly to changes.
- Business agility is important in the fast-changing tech industry.
- They improved their agility by adopting flexible work schedules.
- The company's agility allowed it to survive the economic downturn.
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