Russian
изменяемость Catalan
flexibilitat Ability of an item to change to suit some purpose.
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Rooney's versatility allowed him to adapt each time but frustration was building.
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A century later, the modern pentathlon remains the embodiment of Olympic versatility.
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This great range illustrates the penetration and the versatility of his genius.
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The versatility and inventive genius of the Prime Minister provoke mingled comment.
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His versatility made him one of the best hurlers of his generation.
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The immediate benefit of Ulster signing Christian Lealiifano is the 29-year-old's versatility.
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I admire the versatility of your mind, the coolness of your logic.
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This is not to in any way diminish his intelligence or versatility.
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Never did his versatility, patience and skill in management shine more brightly.
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The assay has the advantage of quantitation, fast turnaround time, and versatility.
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She turned from the subject with ready versatility, obedient to the danger-signal.
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He was unusual chiefly by reason of the versatility of his gifts.
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When it comes to versatility, have fun with the accessories you choose.
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Hussey will bat at No5, where his versatility can be best exploited.
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Its an untried take on hip hop that flaunts Tobins technical versatility.
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What's wonderful about using garlic in the kitchen is its astonishing versatility.
