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From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English dexterous dex‧ter‧ous / ˈdekst ə rəs / (also dextrous) adjective 1 GOOD AT skilful and quick when using your hands dextrous use of the needle 2 skilful in using words or your mind his dexterous accounting abilities — dexterously adverb Origin dexterous (1600-1700) Latin dexter “ right ...
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Synonyms for DEXTEROUSLY: skillfully, deftly, adroitly, expertly, efficiently, ably, masterfully, competently; Antonyms of DEXTEROUSLY: laboriously, hardly, arduously ...
4 days ago · dexterous in American English. (ˈdekstrəs, -stərəs) adjective. 1. skillful or adroit in the use of the hands or body. 2. having mental adroitness or skill; clever. 3. done with skill or adroitness.
Dexterous definition: Skillful in the use of the hands. He was a ready and powerful debater, full of resource, and dexterous in controversy.
dexterous: See: artful , competent , deft , diplomatic , efficient , expert , facile , familiar , informed , proficient , resourceful , veteran
Synonyms for DEXTEROUS: handy, skilled, clever, skillful, cunning, deft, agile, expert; Antonyms of DEXTEROUS: clumsy, wooden, unhandy, handless, ungainly ...
