adaptable
UK: əˈdæptəbl | US: əˈdæptəbl
adj. capable of adjusting to new conditions or environments
adj. able to be modified for a different purpose
The word "adaptable" emerged in the early 19th century, combining "adapt" (rooted in the Latin idea of fitting something to a purpose) with the suffix "-able," which denotes capability. The logical progression reflects how something that can "fit" (adapt) is inherently "capable" (able) of change.
She is highly adaptable and thrives in fast-paced environments.
The software is adaptable to various operating systems.
Children are often more adaptable than adults when moving to a new country.
This material is adaptable for both indoor and outdoor use.
An adaptable mindset is crucial for success in today’s dynamic world.