noun
definition
Resilience
Examples of resiliency in a Sentence
Lack of water causes skin to dry and lose its natural resiliency.
Resiliency isn't the same as happiness.
Without resiliency, our skin is unable to spring back and recover from damage and wear.
It does not deteriorate rapidly and is often described as having the resiliency of steel.
Many bedding manufacturers and furniture makers use a high resiliency foam that reduces body impressions, but unfortunately, this foam is susceptible to heat and moisture and may deteriorate over time.
It has many of the advantages of other natural fabrics, like cotton, bamboo and silk, but wool also offers unparalleled resiliency, opulence and safety.
Moreover, the site also goes into great detail about what makes their pool fences stand out from others, including the fact the fences won't get hot while providing strong resiliency against the elements.
They are also conical on section from within outwards and from before backwards, this shape converting the pinionsinto delicately graduated instruments balanced with the utmost nicety to satisfy the requirements of the muscular system on the one hand and the resistance and resiliency of the air on the other.
Bonus points are given for resiliency, low water requirements, and appearance.