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/ˈsʌplnəs//ˈsʌplnəs/The word "suppleness" originates from the Old French "esplendesse," which is derived from the Latin "flexibilitas," meaning flexibility or pliability. It is related to the Latin "suppleare," meaning to bend or flex. In English, the word "suppleness" has been in use since the 14th century to describe the quality of being flexible or easily bent or flexed. It can also refer to the ability to adapt or be shaped to fit a particular purpose or situation. In the 16th century, the word took on a more figurative sense, describing someone who is adaptable, flexible, or able to conform to new circumstances. Today, the word is often used in various contexts, including sports, yoga, and everyday language, to describe physical or mental flexibility.
the ability to bend and move parts of your body easily into different positions
khả năng uốn cong và di chuyển các bộ phận của cơ thể bạn một cách dễ dàng vào các vị trí khác nhau
the quality of being soft and able to bend easily without starting to split
chất lượng mềm mại và có thể uốn cong dễ dàng mà không bị tách ra
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