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agile
adjective as in physically or mentally nimble, deft
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Example Sentences
Ashely Cohen, who owns Pharmacist Healthcare Ltd in Leeds said: “I should be spending my time and energy to prevent illness, and do everything the government wants us to do to be agile and prevent illness, but my time is being spent on ‘do we have enough money to pay the bills in 30, 60, 90 days time'?”
The Pentagon bureaucracy is deeply entrenched; it can wear out far more agile players than Hegseth.
Another key challenge, he notes, is cultural: Vistara's agile employees may struggle to adjust to Air India's complex bureaucracy and systems.
But even with his new and improved conditioning, Mara is far less agile than Kyle and susceptible to being beaten off the dribble by more athletic counterparts.
“I was much more agile prior to prison, and my life became a little less exciting,” she said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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