One of the definitions of resilient is that an object can regain its original shape after being bent or stretched. To use that definition in a figurative sense, it is important to for a human to be resilient because things don't always happen the way we want them to. We have sadness and sickness and things that we don't like in our lives. We must be able to deal with the bad things and be able to bounce back and live a productive and fruitful life. At times in life our happiness will be bent or stretched. We must learn how to deal with the bad times and still be happy and content. A sports team could be called resilient if they have a good season when several of their players have had serious injuries.
more resilient -comparative most resilient- superlative
resilient
An antonym for resilient is inflexible.
Resilient is an adjective.
The rubber band was resilient after being stretched the rubber band was resilient after being stretched the rubber band was resilient after being stretched the rubber band was resilient after being stretched
She proved to be the most resilient of all of us.
a sentence with the word resilient
The meaning of resilient means to spring back or rebound.
The young man was resilient and determined to get an interview.
That is the correct spelling of "resilient" (hardy, durable, or flexible).
There is no suffix in resilient. There is a stem having a prefix, and a participial ending.
The warrior's armor was very resilient to the sword's blows.