mobility
/moʊˈbɪləti/
noun
- The ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
- The new train system will increase mobility across the city.
- Electric wheelchairs give greater mobility to people with disabilities.
- After the surgery, his mobility improved with physical therapy.
- The ability to change social or economic position within a society.
- The program aims to improve economic mobility for low-income families.
- Education is a key factor in social mobility.
- Many people move to cities hoping for greater upward mobility.
- The ability to move between different jobs, locations, or situations.
- Job mobility is higher in industries with many temporary contracts.
- Her career mobility increased after she learned new skills.
- Geographic mobility often requires leaving family and friends behind.
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