Answer to "What do you understand by flexible constitution?"

A flexible constitution is one that can be amended easily by passing a general law, as and when needed, without requiring a special procedure or a supermajority.

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The constitution of England is an unwritten one. Its amendment procedure is not a single, codified process. It can be amended through ordinary acts of Parliament, judicial decisions, and the evolution of constitutional conventions, without requiring a special procedure distinct from regular law-making.

$$\boxed{\text{The constitution of England is an unwritten one. Its amendment procedure is not a single, codified process. It can be amended through ordinary acts of Parliament, judicial decisions, and the evolution of constitutional conventions, without requiring a special procedure distinct from regular law-making.}}$$

The American constitution is a rigid one. It requires a complex and difficult process involving supermajorities in both Congress and state legislatures to amend.

$$\boxed{\text{The American constitution is a rigid one. It requires a complex and difficult process involving supermajorities in both Congress and state legislatures to amend.}}$$

An unwritten constitution is a constitution that is not codified into a single, formal document. Instead, it consists of a collection of laws, customs, conventions, and judicial precedents that have evolved over time.

$$\boxed{\text{An unwritten constitution is a constitution that is not codified into a single, formal document. Instead, it consists of a collection of laws, customs, conventions, and judicial precedents that have evolved over time.}}$$