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Meanings of very resilient in English

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Usage of very resilient in English
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But this is a very resilient community and we'll come through this.
The Guardian
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Modern society is efficient, you know, Edith, but not very resilient.
Engineering Infinity
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It makes economic sense, but it's not very resilient, he said.
News.com.au
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Children are very resilient, you know; callous in some cases.
The distant hours
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We are a very resilient species and have been around for millions of years.
The South African
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Festive Ireland is not immune to economic realities, but it does seem very resilient.
The Irish Times
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The Chinatown, Little Italy historic district has been very , very resilient up 'till now.
The new yorker
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They hated my for a while, but they're very resilient.
The Guardian
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Symbols are very resilient, but the pentacle was altered by the early Roman Catholic Church.
The Da Vinci Code
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We're in a great place at the moment, and are very resilient and a caring couple.
The Irish Times
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Irish consumers have been very resilient through the recent downturn according to retail sales figures released today.
The Irish Times
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It has proved to be very resilient and will bounce back from Brexit as well, he says.
The Irish Times
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We have a very resilient economy.
The South African
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You're a very resilient young woman.
Four dukes and a devil
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She's very resilient, it turns out.
A Day Dark as Night
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Farmers 'resilient' Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce said most farmers had been through this before and were very resilient.
Radio NZ
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