by damalama September 13, 2007
by grandyrich April 25, 2019
The ability to stand up to challenges, work through them step by step, and bounce back stronger than you were before.
by GRIT TEM November 4, 2007
STUDENT: "What's for homework?"
TEACHER: "Relate how fitness and science are incorporated in resilience when you do math."
STUDENT: "Are you fucking kidding me?"
TEACHER: "Relate how fitness and science are incorporated in resilience when you do math."
STUDENT: "Are you fucking kidding me?"
by salishsecondary May 11, 2020
And example of this word could be people in Paradise, California.
"People in Paradise showed resilience by rebuilding their homes"
"People in Paradise showed resilience by rebuilding their homes"
by The "now it all" December 6, 2019
decreases chance of enemy scoring a critical hit on you by x% and reduces the damage taken from critical strikes by 2x% in the world of warcraft.
by dunpeal21 August 21, 2007
The fancy way idiots say resilience. Resilience means the ability to recover or bounce back from a hardship. Resiliency is not a word (if you were betting).
Despite losing the bet as to whether resiliency is a word, I was impressed with her resiliency in immediately betting me again as to whether orientate is a word.
by House Grammarian April 12, 2009