able to adapt, alterative, carefree, effervescent, flexile, light, metamorphic, perky, recalcitrant, reviviscent, stretchy, whippy
Last update: September 4, 2016
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Brick houses are more resilient to wind damage than mobile homes. [adjective]
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Jeff faced many hardships in life, but he always found a way to be resilient. [adjective]
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Some people are very resilient to change. . [adjective]
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A diamond is the hardest, most resilient, most beautiful gem of all. [Please select]
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The resilient surface of the mats was luxury after the sacking on the scullery stone. [Please select]
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But strengthened, comforted, uplifted by the exaltation of the consciousness of God's presence, Elijah feels his resilient powers again upspringing. [Please select]
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I wish I could believe that this final repentance of the resilient captain were sincere--but I cannot. [Please select]
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From this sublime height the American pipits rise on resilient wings hundreds of feet into the air until they disappear in the cerulean depths of the sky, singing all the while at "heaven's gate." [Please select]
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Up the long trail, resilient to their horses' feet, they cantered where the going was good, or picked their way with slow and careful tread where the rocky ridges jutted through the black soil. [Please select]
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