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As @3_fall and @Andy Allen have said, use a slow setting flexible adhesive.

If your not keen on using powdered adhesives, something like BAL Greenstar just be wary of the curing time (24 hours plus)

Beware.....Greenstar is NOT a suitable with power showers (includes showers off a combi) . 3 days must be left before grouting (and they advise using epoxy grout!) and 2 weeks must be left before showering.

Read the tech specs......

BAL Green Star | Tiling Products | BAL Adhesives - https://www.*****************/products/green-star/#even2
 

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