agility
ability to move quickly and easily
the ability to move quickly and easily
[someone]'s agility
- The dancer’s agility made the fast footwork look effortless.
- As he got older, he worked on strength and agility to stay active.
- The cat landed with surprising agility on the narrow fence.
- Agility helps you move fast.
- She has great agility.
ability to think quickly
the ability to think fast and adapt ideas
[someone]'s mental agility
- The job requires mental agility because priorities change daily.
- Her mental agility helped her spot the error immediately.
- In a live interview, you need agility to handle unexpected questions.
- Mental agility means thinking fast.
- He answered with agility.
ability to adapt quickly to change
the ability to change plans quickly when needed
agility in [doing something]
- The team showed agility by changing the plan as soon as new data arrived.
- In a crisis, agility matters more than a perfect long-term forecast.
- Small companies often have the agility to try new ideas quickly.
- We need agility when things change.
- Her agility helped the project succeed.
ability of a business to respond fast
how well a company can change quickly
business agility; agility in [a market/industry]
- The CEO pushed for greater agility so the company could respond to competitors faster.
- Their agility came from shorter approval processes and clearer decision rights.
- Business agility is harder to achieve when teams work in silos.
- Business agility helps a company change quickly.
dog sport with obstacle courses
a sport where a dog runs an obstacle course
do agility; compete in agility
- They spend weekends competing in agility with their border collie.
- The dog hesitated at the tunnel during the agility course.
- Agility training improved his confidence around new obstacles.
- My dog does agility.
- Base: agility
- Plural: agility
agility drills
1practice exercises for quick movement
exercises to help you move quickly
- The warm-up included agility drills and stretching.
- Agility drills can improve your ability to stop and turn safely.
- They practiced agility drills using cones on the field.
agility ladder
1ladder-like tool for footwork
a training ladder used on the ground
- She worked on quick steps using an agility ladder.
- The coach set out an agility ladder for the team’s warm-up.
- Agility ladder exercises can improve coordination and rhythm.
agility training
1exercises to improve agility
training to move faster and change direction
- He added agility training to his workouts to prevent injuries.
- Agility training is especially useful for sports with quick turns.
- Their coach scheduled agility training twice a week.
business agility
1fast business response to markets
a company’s ability to change fast
- Business agility helped them launch new features ahead of competitors.
- Leaders invested in tools and training to increase business agility.
- Without business agility, the company struggled to keep up with demand shifts.
dog agility
1dog obstacle-course sport
a sport where dogs run obstacle courses
- They got into dog agility after adopting a high-energy puppy.
- Dog agility requires teamwork between the handler and the dog.
- The club hosts a dog agility competition every spring.
mental agility
1ability to think quickly
thinking fast and clearly
- The role demands mental agility under pressure.
- Crossword puzzles are said to support mental agility.
- Her mental agility helped her handle tricky follow-up questions.
organizational agility
1company adapts quickly to change
how well an organization can change quickly
- They reorganized teams to improve organizational agility.
- Organizational agility depends on clear ownership and fast feedback loops.
- Too many approval layers can reduce organizational agility.
physical agility
1quick, coordinated body movement
moving quickly and easily
- Soccer drills can improve physical agility and footwork.
- The test measures physical agility, not just endurance.
- Yoga can support physical agility by increasing control and range of motion.