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The ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change; the capacity to bounce back from difficulties.
レジリエンスの高い人はストレスに強い傾向がある。
People with high resilience tend to be more resilient to stress.
Often used in psychology, business, and engineering contexts to describe adaptability and recovery from setbacks.
In engineering, the ability of a material or system to return to its original state after deformation or stress.
この材料は高いレジリエンスを持ち、衝撃に強い。
This material has high resilience and is impact-resistant.
In this context, it refers to physical properties rather than psychological traits.
The meaning can vary slightly depending on whether it's used in a psychological or technical context.
Borrowed from English 'resilience', derived from Latin 'resilire' meaning 'to rebound'.
In Japanese, it is often used in both psychological and technical contexts, but the meaning is consistent with the English term.