agile

/ˈædʒaɪl/

able to move or respond quickly and easily

The agile team adapted quickly to the new project requirements.

The team was able to respond and adjust efficiently to changes.

general

Able to move or respond quickly and easily; nimble.

She is an agile dancer, moving gracefully across the stage.

She is a nimble dancer, moving gracefully across the stage.

Often used to describe physical movement or mental adaptability.

Technology

technical

In software development, a methodology that emphasizes flexibility, collaboration, and iterative progress.

The company adopted an agile approach to software development.

The company used a flexible, iterative method for software development.

Part of the Agile Manifesto, focusing on customer collaboration and responding to change.

Collocations

agile developmenta flexible software development methodologyagile teama group that works collaboratively and adapts quickly

a way of thinking that values flexibility and adaptability

In software development, 'agile' refers to iterative, customer-focused processes.

Agile can describe both physical movement and abstract adaptability.

From Latin 'agilis', meaning 'able to move quickly', from 'agere' (to do, drive).

Can describe physical movement, mental adaptability, or business processes.

agil

able to move quickly

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