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Definition of flexi

flexi

/ˈflɛk.si/
flex · i

Plural:flexis
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• adjective

1

British Involving or allowing flexibility, especially with regard to working hours, travel tickets, or financial arrangements.

Example

"The airline offers a flexi ticket that allows passengers to change their flight date without a penalty."

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• noun

1

British A system of working in which an employee may vary their daily start and finish times provided an agreed total number of hours is worked; flexitime, or leave accrued under such a system.

Example

"She built up enough hours over the month to take a day off on flexi."


2

A thin, bendable phonograph record made of flexible vinyl plastic, historically distributed as a promotional insert in magazines.

Example

"The vintage music magazine still had the original promotional flexi attached to its centerfold."

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Historical frequency of usage in published text.

180019102020

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