resilient

US /rɪˈzɪljənt/

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UK /rɪ'zɪlɪənt/

adj.AdjectiveRecovering quickly from something bad

He was resilient to misfortunes

adj.AdjectiveAble to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.

She is a resilient person who bounces back quickly from setbacks.

adj.AdjectiveAble to recover quickly from difficulties

She's a resilient woman, she will get over it

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but more resilient. This adaption
but more resilient. This adaption
Figuring out how large animals are so resilient
Figuring out how large animals are so resilient

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When we look at the hard data, it seems to suggest that the labor market has been fairly strong and in fact, surprisingly resilient, especially after 2023 where we had headlines about layoffs and forecasts of recession.
When we look at the hard data, it seems to suggest that the labor market has been fairly strong and in fact, surprisingly resilient, especially after 2023 where we had headlines about layoffs and forecasts of recession.
fact, surprisingly resilient, especially
fact, surprisingly resilient, especially

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Most of these are eradicated, but just a few are more resilient.
Most of these are eradicated, but just a few are more resilient.
until, once again, a tumor has grown, made up of more resilient cells.
until, once again, a tumor has grown, made up of more resilient cells.

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So to some degree, I would say the labor markets are much more resilient.
So to some degree, I would say the labor markets are much more resilient.