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US/ˈædʒ.əl/
UK/ˈædʒ.aɪl/
able to move quickly and easily; also able to think fast or adapt to change
In context
Cats are agile animals that can jump onto high walls.
At 80, my grandmother still has an agile mind and loves chess.
Small companies can be more agile than big corporations.
Words that go with agile
adjective + noun
- agile mindPuzzles help you keep an agile mind as you get older.
- agile developmentOur software team follows agile development methods.
- agile teamAn agile team can change direction quickly when customers' needs change.
- agile approachThe project took an agile approach, releasing updates every two weeks.
adverb + adjective
- remarkably agileFor such a big man, he was remarkably agile on the dance floor.