adaptiveness
/əˈdaptɪvnɪs/noun
The quality of being able to adapt; the capacity or tendency to adapt, especially to one's circumstances or environment.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Magazine and British Register. From adaptive + -ness.
- heavier-than-air
- heavily
- heavily built
- heavily laden
- heavily loaded
- heaviness
- heaving
- heaving line
- Heaviside layer
- Heaviside, Oliver
- Heaviside–Kennelly layer
- heavy
- heavy-breasted
- heavy breathing
- heavy chain
- heavy chemicals
- heavy cream
- heavy-duty
- heavy-eyed
- heavy-footed
- heavy going
- heavy goods vehicle
- heavy-handed
- heavy-handedly
- heavy-handedness