An unwritten constitution is considered flexible because it is not contained in a single document. Instead, it is made up of statutes, conventions, judicial decisions, and practices. This allows for changes to be made relatively easily through ordinary legislation or by evolving political practices. In contrast, a rigid constitution, such as the written constitution of the United States, requires more formal procedures to amend, making it less flexible.
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