resilient to

Frequency: 7.918.2 per million words

Indicates what the person or thing can withstand or recover from.

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Examples (10)

  • The human spirit is often resilient to adversity.
  • This new material is incredibly resilient to extreme temperatures.
  • The local economy proved resilient to the recent downturn.
  • Children are surprisingly resilient to change and new environments.
  • Engineers designed the bridge to be resilient to strong winds and earthquakes.
  • Despite facing many challenges, the community remained resilient to external pressures.
  • The plant species is particularly resilient to drought conditions.
  • Building a resilient system to cyber-attacks is crucial for national security.
  • He was remarkably resilient to criticism, always staying focused on his goals.
  • The company aims to be more resilient to market fluctuations in the future.